Having returned to the View Askewniverse in 2019 with Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Kevin Smith takes another trip down memory lane, but this time, back to where it all started with Clerks III.
Blu-ray Review: ‘Clerks III’ (2022)
Film Review: ‘Watcher’ (2022)
Watcher is a horrific psychological thriller through the perspective of a woman, directed by a woman.
Film Review: ‘False Positive’ (2021)
In False Positive, a couple are in desperate need of having a child. Nothing is working. Who do they go to? Pierce Brosnan.
Film Review: ‘The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus’ (2022)
Opening within what seemingly appears to be a Middle Eastern meth lab, and fully equipped with the greatest animated intro you will ever see, The Prey is seemingly a wild ride from the get go. But just how wild does it get?
4K UHD Review: ‘Drive’ (2011)
The latest release from Second Sight Films sees a super-charged Limited Edition box set celebrating the ferocious quality of the 2011 cult classic: Drive. Released in both 4K UHD and Blu-ray formats, Drive has finally received the servicing it so fully deserves.
Film Review: ‘Spaghetti Junction’ (2021) – MANIFF 2022
From writer-director Kirby McClure, Spaghetti Junction is the latest to blend the elements of the socially realistic family drama with the surrealist sci-fi fantasy.
Film Review: ’18 1/2′ (2021) – MANIFF 2022
The film responsible for Dan Mirvish winning the Best Director award at MANIFF 2022, 18 ½ is a comedy-drama dripped in paranoia involving the discovery of the missing duration of the infamous Nixon tapes.
Film Review: ‘Swan Song’ (2021) – MANIFF 2022
The best film from the opening weekend of MANIFF 2022, writer-director Todd Stephens presents veteran Udo Kier with the stage to perform a career best performance, dripping in the spectacular and flamboyance.
Film Review: ‘The Batman’ (2022)
The Bat is back. Simple as that. 30 years after the cartoonishly dark, Batman Returns, Matt Reeves reboots the Bat in jet black, featuring the immense Robert Pattinson donning the cape and cowl.
Film Review: ‘Ali & Ava’ (2021)
Love is love. For Ali and Ava, love is a redemption. Coming from different backgrounds with different experiences, love poses no judgment nor prejudice. For Ali and Ava, love gives them another opportunity at life.
Film Review: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)
Almost 50 years since The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and we have yet another addition within a franchise as good as a blunt chainsaw. With Texas Chainsaw Massacre, exclusive to Netflix, there is hope of a well needed oil change for this horror franchise.
Film Review: ‘Caught in Time’ (2020)
Based upon the crimes of Zhang Jun in early 90s China, Caught in Time presents a stylish cat and mouse thriller entailing an array of blood, guts and murder…all within a respectable running time.
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