Reviews

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The Stolen starring Alice Eve and Graham McTavish – Review

I've always loved westerns, so I was looking forward to seeing The Stolen from Ascendant Releasing in Niall Johnson’s thrilling Western adventure, which is a heart-wrenching story set in New Zealand following a woman on a life-defining journey to...

Batman vs. Two-Face Holy 60s Flashback Batman! Blu-ray Review

The late Adam West returns as the 60s caped crusader in a new adventure from Warner Bros. Animations in an animated movie, a sequel to the 2016 hit animated film Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, that brings the comedy and campness...

Legally Blonde The Musical at Rhyl Pavilion OMG it’s like … WOW! Review

Last night I headed over to the Rhyl Pavilion Theatre to see the opening night of Legally Blonde The Musical, a show that I'd heard so much about it and was really looking forward to seeing how another movie...

Numb starring Jamie Bamber and Stefanie von Pfetten – Review

Numb will be out on Digital Download from 13th November, so we took a look at the movie that tells the tale of husband and wife, Will (Jamie Bamber: Battlestar Galactica) and Dawn (Stefanie von Pfetten: The Man in...

The Vikings – Two half-brothers lock horns in this classic – Review

The Vikings is an all-time classic movie from the last 50s and thanks to Eureka Entertainment, Richard Fleischer’s rip-roaring action-adventure packed with stunning visuals, brutal action and a star-studded cast, is being released as part of the Eureka Classics range...

Eat Locals a comedy horror with bite – Review

A while back we brought the news of Jason Flemyng's directorial debut, Eat Locals, getting its premiere at this year’s FrightFest at The Prince Charles Cinema. Jason Flemyng (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, X-Men: First Class), has unleashed an action-packed...

Warriors’ Gate feat Dave Bautista – Review

Chinese cinema is a strange one. It doesn't have the classic allure of Japanese or French cinema, but rather sits on its own with a few special outliers. Most people will think of the films of Jackie Chan, and...

Chester Comic-Con saw Geeks and Nerds at Chester Racecourse

Last weekend saw us being invited over to Chester Racecourse for this year's Chester Comic-Con, it was our first time visiting this event and what an experience for a SciFi nerd like myself. Those of you that read the articles...

4K Restoration: Close Encounters of The Third Kind – Review

Re-released for one special night only at Cineworld on Monday 18th September, Spielberg's iconic sci-fi classic returns to the big screen to celebrate its 40th year anniversary. Like with all classic old films that get the re-release big screen...

A Murder is Announced at Venue Cymru – Review

I have to say that I do love a good Agatha Christie murder mystery and those of you that do read subscribe to Blazing Minds will have seen my review of And Then There Were None starring Frazer Hines,...

“The End of the Tour”: Writing. It ain’t for The Faint o’ Heart, mate.

https://youtu.be/DBk1Mrb4RyM I am a writer. Not trying to come off as boastful. Grab a pen and a piece of paper. Jot something down. Voila. You're now a writer, too. The fact that I write-and sometimes even get published beyond these flick...

IT (2017) A terrifyingly good movie that must be seen

Back in the 90s, we were brought the first look of Pennywise the clown as the brilliant Tim Curry took on the role of the clown in Stephen King's IT that put the frighteners up people and probably caused more...