The Ringmaster is horror, pure horror. All the way from beautiful Denmark, a film which predominantly features in a gas station, the most grotesque and despicable elements of human life are presented explicitly, unbearably so. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Ringmaster’ (2018)
Set during one night in Green Bay, Wisconsin, a man dressed as a clown randomly appears now and again much to the admiration and dismay of fans, a vigilante, news reporters, and the police. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Gags the Clown’ (2018)
In the most relevant film of 2020, Tamara Lawrance displays a masterclass, award-worthy performance, one which deserves to be remembered in the years to come. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Kindred’ (2020)
Opening in the dark of night, a scared child witnesses his home broken into and its valuables stolen. The cruel event leads to an even greater tragedy witnessed by the young boy and his brother. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Purgatory Road’ (2018)
Liam Neeson returns to the big screen with his latest action vehicle – Honest Thief – which, honestly, is great fun. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Honest Thief’ (2020)
When a film opens with a great techno score, you know it’s legit. The terrifically titled Play. Pause. Kill not only opens with a killer soundtrack… Continue reading Film Review: ‘Play. Pause. Kill.’ (2020)
Having fought against the Predator, the T1000 Terminator, and even Batman… Where does Arnie go next? F*ck it, have him fight THE DEVIL*. Continue reading Film Review: ‘End of Days’ (1999)
Another day, another dollar, and another direct-to-video Steven Seagal film. Beyond the Law – not to be confused with the Cynthia Rothrock film of the same name – is probably Seagal’s best in the last decade or so. Continue reading DVD Review: ‘Beyond the Law’ (2019)
Straight out of the textbook of 90s action thrillers, 7500 marks the return of, not only outdated concepts, but Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s proper return to the screen. Continue reading Film Review: ‘7500’ (2019)
A dream can provide happiness, whilst a memory can evoke pain. When an event can be so horrific, so traumatic, we can suppress it from our memory bank, like it never happened. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Re-Displacement’ (2020)
When we lose something, we often find something else similar to replace it with. However, when we lose somebody, we often instead try to find what they were looking for in life. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Birdwatcher’ (2020)
Some films, originally panned or poorly-received upon release, have the ability of establishing a likability or even a fandom many years later. 1997’s Batman & Robin is widely regarded as being complete dog sh*t, the worst comic book movie of all time, Continue reading Film Review: ‘Batman & Robin’ (1997)
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