Tom Weidlinger had a somewhat adventurous early childhood which took his family from their home in Hungary, to Boliva until finally settling in America. Tom’s father, Paul was a well-respected structural engineer and so despite the best efforts of the world around them, Tom’s father was always able to find
Father Kurdt Waidmann (Elvis Stojko) has seen things that would scare any mere mortal. Treading the path between the living and the dead, the dark and the light is an everyday occurrence for him. Then one day a demon is unleashed and Father Waidmann sees it as his duty to
Nazis are the ultimate bad guys. And in movies, you can instantly spot them as villains and you never feel bad when they get what’s coming to them—especially if it’s bloody. Although making a movie about Nazi conspiracy theories (this is a true work of fiction, by the way) is
Carla (Krystal Millie Valdes) and Dean (Ernesto Reyes) are a couple looking for a fresh start. Buying a house in a remote forest, they think they’ve finally found the peace and tranquillity that they’ve always wanted. However, once they get there they realise that a cult has settled on their land
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem - The BRWC Review While Netflix released the animated movie for ‘Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’, the turtles’ big screen appearance hasn’t been seen since 2007 with the live action sequel ‘Out of the Shadows’. So, it’s refreshing to see a new animated
