Fantasia Festival: Ryuzo And The Seven Henchmen [Review]
Ryuzo And The Seven Henchmen (Ryuzo 7 / Ryûzô to 7 nin no kobun tachi) Takeshi Kitano is no stranger to the gangster genre, bursting onto the scene with ‘Violent Cop’ and […]
Monthly Archives: July 2015
Hot Tub Time Machine 2 (2015) [Review]
Shitfest 2015: Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Hot Tub Time Machine 2 is the sequel that nobody asked for. A sequel that I didn’t think I would even see the […]
Fantasia Festival: Haemoo [Review]
This bleak box office smash from South Korea lives up to hype surrounding it, tossing the viewer about as if you were on the boat itself leaving you nauseated and chilled […]
7 Days In Hell (2015) [Review]
7 Days In Hell – 7/10 I love a good mockumentary, they appear to be arguably easier to get right than a straight-up parody because the humour is rooted in […]
Superfast (2015) [Review]
Superfast – 2/10 I really don’t know what possessed me to watch this film. Having only recently seen all the Fast and Furious films, a parody of it by the […]
Play (2011) [Review]
Play – 9/10 Clicking throughout Amazon looking for more DVDs to add to the collection, I catch a glimpse of Play. An indie looking film from Sweden, directed by Ruben Östlund (Force Majeure / […]
Les Hommes Libres (2011) [Review]
Les Hommes Libres (2011) – 5/10 Les Hommes Libres (Free Men) stars the excellent Tahar Rahim (A Prophet) as an Algerian immigrant, living in Paris dabbling on the black market, who […]
The New Girlfriend (2015) [Review]
9/10 I had been holding off writing a review of The New Girlfriend for a while now, because I don’t think I can do it justice. This will surely rank as […]
Spy (2015) [Review]
5/10 Spy pitches itself as a parody of all the male-centric spy movies we have seen over the many many years. From the opening credits with the silhouettes and big opening […]
Penguins of Madagascar (2014) [Review]
8/10 I’m a big fan of the Madagascar franchise. Right from the first one the films have had me chuckling away at their innocence, silliness and complete lack of self-awareness. Talking […]
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