Best Films of 2019
Better late than never is probably a phrase I’ve been clinging to for too long when it comes to this blog, but gathering this list was not an easy job. […]
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Spotlight: Alive (2020)
Director: Jimmy Olsson Starring: Eva Johansson, Madeleine Martin Review Author: Tony Perhaps one of my few regrets of last year was the lack of output overall on the blog, especially in […]
Shazam! (2019)
Director: David F. Sandberg Starring: Zachery Levi, Mark Strong & Asher Angels Review Author: Shaun Can the real Captain Marvel, please stand up? Most readers of the blog will know that I’m […]
Spotlight: Love is Dead
Directors: Josh Folan, Fritz Brekeller Stars: Alice Kremelberg, Al Thompson, Lolita Foster Review Author: Adam Dark comedy for the sake of dark comedy is just someone being edgy with a camera. Thankfully, Love is dead, […]
The Best Lovecraftian Films
Any horror fans worth their salt knows of the prolific writings of H. P. Lovecraft and his influence on the genre. The man’s writings are so famous he has his own […]
First Impressions: Blockbusters 2019
Now that we are already a month into 2019 and with a stacked release schedule for the rest of the year I thought I would look ahead and give a […]
Best Films of 2018
Wow, what a year for film!! 2018 has been one of the strongest years for film this decade. This is largely due to the hard work and incredible vision of […]
2018 Movies Catch Up
While 2018 might have been our most active year for output it is incredibly difficult to delegate the time to review every film we saw. Many excellent films slipped through […]
The Crow (1994)
Director: Alex Proyas Starring: Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson, Michael Wincott Review Author: Shaun With ever-evolving news on the status of a reboot, I thought I’d go back and watch the original film adaptation […]
Tony’s Top 5 Christmas Films
Well another year another Christmas and if you’re still with us congratulation’s you have survived another Christmas season. For some, Christmas is a time of cheer, for family and tradition. […]
