Preview review of Harley Wallen’s ‘Betrayed’

A timely action crime thriller that probes deep into the gritty world of human trafficking. In an effort to control the city, Mayor Don Alderman (John Savage, The Thin Red Line) lets the Russian mafia into his city. After the...

Exclusive interview with ‘King of Crime’ actress Claire King

King of Crime is a new action-packed crime thriller from writer Linda Dunscombe and director Matt Gambell, which brings together the wits of old-school criminals with a new school crime. With interest building regarding the release of the film,...

Interview with the multi-talented Harley Di Nardo about his new film Dead Envy

Following the theatrical release, your new film is Dead Envy will be heading to DVD and VOD on 3rd September. What can people expect from the film? A Rock n’ Roll stalker/thriller film, set in a hair salon, with...

Exclusive The King of Crime Trailer and Photos

King of Crime is a new action-packed British crime thriller from writer Linda Dunscombe and director Matt Gambell. Bringing together the wits of old-school criminals with a new school crime, King of Crime gives a new take on the...

Game Night will have you laughing out very loud – Review

So how funny could Game Night really be? That was the question I asked myself after seeing the hysterical trailer for the movie before its cinematical release, so now that Game Night has now arrived from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on...

The Unseen (2017) – A Psychological Thriller – Movie Review

Gemma and Will are shattered when their son dies in an accident in the movie, The Unseen. Gemma blames herself and starts to have panic attacks that affect her eyesight - and the audience's point of view. Will, tormented,...

Denzel Washington delivers yet again in “Unstoppable”.

Denzel Washington time and time again elevates the calibre of any film he touches. To employ the vernacular, "The guy really classes up the joint". His portrayal of Frank, a no-bulls**t veteran Train Engineer in 2010's "Unstoppable", only serves...

“The Warriors” didn’t do it!!!

Hard to fathom that a flick about a ration of reprobates running for their lives from an onslaught of equally as reprehensible New York City gangs circa the late 1970's would have you pulling for the former. Yet somehow...

“Green Room”: Code Red in The American Pacific Northwest.

Didn't think I really needed to see the skinhead suspenser (yep, I damn well may have just now invented this oddball genre description) "Green Room".  And perhaps I didn't.  But now that I have, there are worse ways to...