‘The G’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Gritty Revenge Tale with Excellent Performances
While THE G doesn’t get it all right, it’s still a gritty, knuckle cracking bit of revenge fibre for your cinematic diet.
Author: Adam Fleet
‘Monkey Man’ MOVIE REVIEW: Dev Patel Gets Bloody with Stylish, If Unsurprising, Revenge Actioner
Dev Patel takes a classic revenge tale to the streets of Mumbai and reinvents himself as an action hero…
‘Thanksgiving’ MOVIE REVIEW: Eli Roth Delivers a Gory, Enjoyable Slasher to Be Thankful for
Eli Roth is having heaps of unpretentious fun with a genre that too often forgets to enjoy itself….
‘Infinity Pool’ MOVIE REVIEW: Decent Sci-Fi/Horror Hybrid Doesn’t Cut Deep Enough
Fails to pack the punch Brendan Cronenberg delivered with his previous film, the fantastic Possessor.
‘Escape to Victory’: The Michael Caine, Sylvester Stallone WWII Football Classic Remains a Sports Movie Great
Director John Huston (‘The African Queen’) helmed this fantastic story of underdogs taking on the might of the Nazi war machine.
‘Resurrection’ MOVIE REVIEW: Rebecca Hall is Incredible in This Unsettling, Unpredictable Thriller
This is a highlight of 2022 so far…
‘Resurrection’ Movie Interview: Director-Writer Andrew Semans on Rebecca Hall Thriller
Resurrection will be available to own or rent on all major digital platforms from November 30th.
‘Project Wolf Hunting’ MOVIE REVIEW: Ultra-Gory Ride Lacks Originality & Focus to Really Pack a Punch
With a tighter runtime and a bit more initial clarity, Project Wolf Hunting coulda been a gem.
Exclusive: Phil Tippett Interview | Making Stop-Motion Epic ‘Mad God’
Mad God has become the most-watched premiere of the year on Shudder…
‘Mad God’ MOVIE REVIEW: An Artistic, Gloriously Deranged Stop-Motion Nightmare
A collection of grotesque images and ugly nihilism… you have never seen anything like it.
‘Bull’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Violent and Angry Tale of Vengeance with an Excellent Neil Maskell
Not for everyone, but horror fans and revenge movie aficionados will enjoy the crude but effective methods of justice…
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Wildly Imaginative Mix of Emotion, Sci-Fi, Martial Arts & Oddball Humour
A true original that you will want to re-watch as soon as the credits start rolling…
‘Hellbender’ MOVIE REVIEW: Indie Shudder Horror Offers Interesting Take on Witchcraft
A small horror movie with high aims; short on run time, but big on ambition.
‘Drive My Car’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Captivating, Layered Japanese Drama That Rewards Patience
A daunting three-hour runtime is absolutely worthwhile…
‘Firebite’ REVIEW (Eps 1-3): Amazon’s Aussie Vampire Series Holds Potential
Despite an unfocused start, it is very cool to see a new horror series with an Aboriginal voice…
‘Dune’ MOVIE REVIEW: Denis Villeneuve Masterfully Adapts Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Epic for the Screen
Villeneuve crafts his own reverent vision that deserves to be seen on the biggest screen you can find…
‘Titane’ MOVIE REVIEW: Humanity and Machine Collide in ‘Raw’ Director’s Second Twisted Film
While Titane deserves credit for its weird and visceral sensibilities, it is perhaps not as transgressive as it would like you to believe…
‘Nine Days’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Cinematic Rumination on Life That You Need to Experience
Simultaneously uplifting and devastatingly sad, this is a unique, engaging and often beautiful existential drama.
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