A SUCCESSFUL SURGEON THROWS HIS LIFE AWAY TO AVENGE HIS BROTHER’S DEATH IN NEW DANISH THRILLER “DARKLAND” FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL 2017 REVIEW Gary Gamble Darkland tells the story of Ziad (Dar Salim), a well-respected surgeon who migrated to Denmark from Iraq with his family. Life seems good, he has the luxury apartment, a great job, … Read more
Fans of female led assassin movies such as “Kill Bill”, “Nikita”, should really pay attention to “The Villainess”. Fantasia Festival 2017 Review “The Villainess” It has been a long time since we have seen anything quite this good with respect this area of the genre. South Korean action/thriller fans will be satisfied too because while … Read more
SEOUL STATION: Yeon Sang-Ho’s Prequel To The Worldwide Smash Hit TRAIN TO BUSAN Is Now On iTunes I was lucky enough to catch Seoul Station for review when it premiered at Fantasia Film Festival. Recently, I was sent the press-pack about the release so I thought why not? I think I could revisit Seoul Station and hopefully hook … Read more
New Trailer for brutal Sci-fi horror THE VOID It’s been on the radar since the days of pre-production. Now, at long last, we are able to share the insane new trailer for new horror sci-fi, The Void and it does not disappoint. The first trailer we got treated to showed us that the guys … Read more
You’re Going To Die Tonight enters familiar territory with perfect execution and tension I have been getting a lot of filmmakers contacting me looking to review their movie (which is amazing). Usually,I am quick to respond and review (as this is my passion) but unfortunately some fall behind schedule. This is due to other work commitments … Read more
Here is a list of new Indie movies that have been generating quite the buzz. Hope you enjoy 1: LA LA LAND OK, apart from Takeshi Miike’s weird yet wonderful zombie sing along, The Happiness Of The Katikuri’s, I’m not one who would go in search of a musical. It’s hard not to have this … Read more
Walks in the woods, poetry, a loving mother and a rotting corpse. Welcome to Home Education Home Education is the impressive short film from filmmaker Andrea Niada. The film stars Kate Reed (Our Broken Heart) and Jemma Churchill (Upstairs Downstairs) and Richard Ginn Cleverly cut from a feature length script the film has running time just short of … Read more
There is no denying that Mel Gibson is a master of the art of filmmaking I found out about Mel Gibson’s new war movie Hacksaw Ridge when it received a 10-minute standing ovation at this year’s Venice Film Festival. Hacksaw Ridge is the story of one exceptional human being – a man who was granted … Read more
PIGSKIN is cut from the same thread as David Robert Mitchel’s, IT FOLLOWS Pigskin is the thesis from Jake Hammond (Director/Co-Writer) and Nicola Newton (Cinematographer/Co-Writer) for Florida State University. This university has been known for creating some great filmmakers like David Robert Mitchel who gave us Indie hit horror It Follows, or Wes Ball, helmer … Read more
I can safely say that Nikias Chryssos’ directorial début DER BUNKER is unlike anything you have ever seen. I knew Der Bunker had great reviews from the festival circuit. Apart from that, I knew nothing about it, so I jumped at the chance to review when it came my way. Firstly I would like to say that this movie is not suited … Read more
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