Planet Ocean – Review
It is indeed a very sobering and poignant day when a documentary can so bluntly state that everything natural that lives around us has in fact suffered from our very own human existence. Planet Ocean,… Planet Ocean – Review
It is indeed a very sobering and poignant day when a documentary can so bluntly state that everything natural that lives around us has in fact suffered from our very own human existence. Planet Ocean,… Planet Ocean – Review
La Poison is a French black comedy that was written and directed by Sacha Guitry and originally released in November 1951. It stars Michel Simon, Jean Debucourt and Germaine Reuver, plus a multitude of French… La Poison – Review
As wretched a decade as it otherwise was, the ’90s produced some damn fine action movies. I’m reminded of this fact by Olympus Has Fallen, a surprisingly hard-hitting and hard-R action movie whose premise fits… Olympus Has Fallen – Review
By ‘eck, the young don’t know they’re born. Billy Liar is 50 this year but he’s been 19 forever. The original novel by Keith Waterhouse has been adapted into a perpetually performed play, a film,… Billy Liar – 50th Anniversary Review
Praise be to the dark lord that it’s better than Halloween II. So far Rob Zombie’s directorial career has played out in two deranged parts. Part 1 was the exploitation gore fest of House of… The Lords Of Salem – Review