Reviews

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Blu-ray Review: The Sabata Trilogy from Eureka Entertainment

I recently had the fantastic opportunity to view the trilogy of Sabata. As a fan of country westerns and spaghetti westerns since I was a child, I was really looking forward to seeing these movies and others. Sabata -...

Music Review: Pollyanna by The Montagues

When I was asked to review the new track from The Montagues ‘Pollyanna’, I was ecstatic, to say the least. I have followed these lads since early 2019 when they aired on a local radio station Phase Radio with...

Single Review: Hasten Mercy “You Don’t Leave Me”

“You say you don’t love me, but you don’t leave me”, the sentimentechoed throughout the latest single by Hasten Mercy, aptly titled, YouDon’t Leave Me. As this experimental producer continues to dazzle withhis unique take on the light-toned EDM...

Film Review: Ali & Ava Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Thanks to Cineworld we got a chance to preview the new release of Ali & Ava at the Cineworld Unlimited Screening last night, the new movie stars Adeel Akhtar (Four Lions) and Claire Rushbrook (Spider-Man: Far From Home). Sparks fly...

Film Review: Shepherd is an Eerily Dramatic Movie

Darkland Distribution is releasing British horror Shepherd tomorrow (21st February) on Blu-ray and Digital Download, so we checked out the new movie that stars Tom Hughes (Red Joan, Victoria), Kate Dickie (Game of Thrones, The Witch), Gaia Weiss (Vikings, Medici)...

Film Review: Dog, Channing Tatum Goes on a Meaningful Road Trip in the New Buddy Comedy

It was another trip to Cineworld on Friday to catch the morning showing of DOG starring Channing Tatum and the story of a lovely Belgian Malinois in a delightful movie of a journey of discovery and emotions. DOG is a...

Film Review: The Duke – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

It's back to Cineworld again for another Cineworld Unlimited Screening and a chance to see the wonderful Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren in the very British, and very funny, comedy The Duke. I had been looking forward to seeing the...

Film Review: Uncharted in IMAX opens up key scenes in Expanded Aspect Ratio

It was back to the Imax at Cineworld the other day for the movie adaptation of the video game franchise Uncharted, now I have to say that I'm not big on the video game and only played one of...

Film Review: Death on the Nile (2022) starring Kenneth Branagh and Gal Gadot

Death on the Nile has been a firm favourite of mine over the years and it was the film adaptation back in 1978 that gave me the love of the history of Egypt and the pyramids, so when the...

Film Review: Marry Me, starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Last night's Cineworld Unlimited Screening was a little different than my usual movies with the rom-com Marry Me starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson. Pop superstar Kat Valdez (Lopez) is about to get married before an audience of her loyal...

Film Review: Moonfall, Totally Bonkers and Fun

If there's one thing that Roland Emmerich does well and that's the big extravagant disaster movies and Moonfall is no exception to the rule! We popped over to Cineworld to check out the new movie. In Moonfall, a mysterious force...

Film Review: Black Friday starring Bruce Campbell, Devon Sawa and Michael Jai White

Time for another movie review folks and today we check out Black Friday starring Bruce Campbell, Devon Sawa and Michael Jai White. Being a fan of Campbell I couldn't wait to check out this B-movie that is out on...