We all remember 2010’s black sheep to the superhero movie fraternity – Kick-Ass. In a cinema populated with PG-13 Marvel adaptations, Matthew Vaughn gave us the comic book adaptation we all wanted; extreme ultra-violence punctuated… Kick Ass 2 Review
Documentary guru Alex Gibney gives us an very direct insight to the tragic and infuriating world of Catholic priest abuse. Often when reviewing I write with a fairly sarcastic tone, mostly to amuse me and… Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence In The House Of God – Review
This is despair porn. And you know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s one of the biggest sub-genres in British independent cinema. Thug violence, thug redemption, the loss of innocence, one person sitting alone in… Broken – Review
In The House is many things; a dark comedy of obsession, an essay on the importance of story, a hilarious treatise on the state of contemporary art, a satire of the lurid voyeurism of the… In The House – Review
Another David Croneberg cult classic gets High Definition treatment with 1979’s The Brood, a schlocky slasher (or in this case mallet-er) elevated over it’s competition with uniformly excellent performances and an early dose of Cronebergian Body… Blu Ray Review: The Brood (1979)