Blu-ray & DVD: Clash (2016) Clash is the story about events which took place in Cairo – 2013, two years after the Egyptian revolution. The country is tearing itself apart with different factions taking to the streets to vent their anger. Nobody is safe, and people from different backgrounds are all thrown into an extremely […]
Blu-ray: The Apartment (1960) C.C. Baxter (Jack Lemmon) is a man on the make, and the only way he can get ahead in his company is by loaning out his apartment to various bosses who take their mistresses there (instead of a hotel) for sex. He waits outside, in all weathers, patiently waiting for his […]
Blu-ray: Carrie (1976) Carrie White (Sissy Spacek) is a shy 16 year old girl who lives with her ‘eccentric’ religiously obsessed mother in a small American town. Carrie is bullied by her contemporaries, mainly because of her annoyingly odd mother Margaret (Piper Laurie), wild haired with a mad-but-sexy-vibe, who turns up at her ‘friends’ houses […]
DVD: The Andromeda Strain (1971) A space satellite falls to Earth and lands in Piedmont, New Mexico. Infected with a deadly biological lifeform, the entire population of Piedmont is killed…except for an old homeless man and a 6 month old baby. Contingency plans were already put in place many years prior to this, with the […]
DVD: The Almost Complete Q (1969 – 1982) Back in December 2016 I reviewed Q Volume 1: Series 1-3. Fast forward 12 months and The Almost Complete Q, 5 disc boxset drops through the letterbox here at 60MW Towers. If you’ve read my previous review (and if you haven’t, why not!? Click the link and […]
Blu-ray: The Devil’s Rejects (2005) If you want to watch a ‘feel good’ movie, then The Devil’s Rejects is definitely one to avoid. However, if you want to squirm in your seat for 100+ minutes and then feel like you need to take a long shower afterwards, then this great Blu-ray release by Umbrella Entertainment […]
DVD: Medici – Masters of Florence. Season 1 (2016) Set in 15th Century Florence, Cosimo Medici (Richard Madden) has inherited the Bank of Medici from his father Giovanni (Dustin Hoffman), who has been mysteriously poisoned. Through various flashbacks we are taken back to see the lives of young Cosimo and his brother Lorenzo and their […]
DVD: Happy Hunting (2017) Warren Novak (Martin Dingle Wall) is an ex-military alcoholic whose life is on a downward spiral. His addiction has got to the point that he can not function without regular intakes of alcohol, which even includes knocking back half a bottle of mouthwash when there is nothing else around. If he […]
Cinema: Lu Over The Wall (2017) Having opened in its native Japan back in May under the title Yoake tsugeru Rû no uta, this second feature from animation house Science Saru and the fantastical imagination of blossoming Ping Pong auteur Masaaki Yuasa won Cristal for Best Feature Film at the Annecy International Aminated Film Festival. […]
DVD: The Work (2017) ‘3 men spend 4 days sat in a single room chatting with a group of other men’. On that 1 sentence synopsis, The Work doesn’t sound like the most compelling of documentaries. However, much like the human condition which is at the very core of this incredible documentary, the whole is […]