From Signature Entertainment, the Irish thriller, Here Are the Young Men, is headed for Digital platforms on 30th April. This is what Signature had to say: Continue reading News: ‘Here Are the Young Men’ coming to the UK on 30th April
A mysterious, though slightly heartbreaking film, Last Moment of Clarity spends a fair portion of its life almost like an art movie, though ultimately transitioning into a generic light action thriller. Continue reading For HCMovieReviews: “Last Moment of Clarity”
A serious film about drugs, Crisis is a spectacle of intensity and moral values told through three storylines led individually by its three stars: Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, and Evangeline Lilly. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Crisis’ (2021)
A difficult, yet intriguing film. White Lie poses a concept which is horrific, one which transcends a heist of people’s good will into an unbearable and nervy thriller. Continue reading Film Review: ‘White Lie’ (2019)
Here, we have a story with nuances of jealousy, regret and a midlife crisis, all during the week of a wedding. Alicia Silverstone – with her best performance in 25 years – is Audrey, the sister of the groom in the appropriately titled, Sister of the Groom. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Sister of the Groom’ (2020)
Set in Dundee, Scotland around 1979-80, Schemers presents an unbelievable underdog story – one which will inspire today’s generation. Continue reading For HCMovieReviews: “Schemers”
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Straight out of the textbook of 90s action thrillers, 7500 marks the return of, not only outdated concepts, but Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s proper return to the screen.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 remake of Argentina’s The Accused, the French-language drama, The Girl with a Bracelet (La Fille au bracelet) takes its source material’s name to the core – in that the accused is central to the film, rather than the accusation. Continue reading For The Digital Fix: “The Girl with a Bracelet Review”
Intercutting its opening titles with the loading of a gun, A Clear Shot immediately hooks you in with its projected intensity. Continue reading For Nerdly.co.uk: “A Clear Shot – Review”
From the football pitch to the small screen, from kicking a supporter to headbutting antagonists, Eric Cantona forever leaves a lasting impression, whether you’re cheering for him or not. Continue reading For Coastal House Media (BCactionMr.com): “Inhuman Resources (Derapages) – Netflix Review”
Up there with the likes of John Woo and Ringo Lam, Johnnie To is one of the finest directors within Hong Kong cinema, and arguably the greatest of the post-Handover era (1997-present). Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “Throw Down (2004) – Blu-ray Review”
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