Moving Pictures Vol. 37: In a Row
Logan’s Moving Pictures returns – if you read the title you already know if you’re a Kevin Smith fan –Continue Reading
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Film Review: Godland (2023)
The arrogance of colonisers, particularly those driven by their religious beliefs, meets the might of nature head-on, and there isContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Heart of Dragon (Collector’s Edition)
Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung team up for a decidedly different film in Heart of Dragon. Arrow Video has given the Blu-rayContinue Reading
Moving Pictures Vol. 35: Dance Good
Logan’s Moving Pictures is back with a discussion of one of the best years in cinema, 1994, and his brotherContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Deaf Crocodile’s The Assassin of the Tsar (Collector’s Edition)
The geniuses at Deaf Crocodile have brought another of director Karen Shakhnazarov’s work into the spotlight. This time the mercurial The Assassin ofContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Millionaires’ Express (Collector’s Edition)
Ounce for ounce Millionaires’ Express is one of the best Sammo Hung-directed films. Arrow Video has given us not one or two orContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s The Assassination Bureau (Collector’s Edition)
Oliver Reed and Diana Rigg play sexy cat and mouse around early 1900s Europe in The Assassination Bureau. Arrow Video has givenContinue Reading
Lakelands – MANIFF 2023
A moving film set in the Irish midlands, which reflects on men struggling to find a way to express theirContinue Reading
We Might As Well Be Dead – MANIFF 2023
Dropped into this enclosed community with no introduction, it doesn’t take long before the absurdities come to light. A loneContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Unearthed Films’ The Grand Tour (Collector’s Edition)
Writer/Director David Twohy’s directorial debut The Grand Tour is the kind of lo-fi smart sci-fi filmmaking we see little of nowadays. New toContinue Reading
watchAUT – Austrian Film Festival 23-26 March 2023
A short festival of Austrian film gets underway on 23rd March at London’s Ciné Lumière, featuring a couple of unexpectedly heart-warmingContinue Reading
