Review: Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 4K UHD
A recommended watch for some timeless silly humour…insert rockin’ air guitar lick here.
Review: Dead Man’s Shoes
Dead Man’s Shoes is definitely not a ‘Netflix and chill’ film, it is unashamedly uncompromising and hard hitting, leaving you collecting your thoughts as the end credits roll.
Review: Killer Party
Killer Party blends 2 popular movie genres of the 80s; the slasher movie & the college movie, though doesn’t really shine in either of them.
The Name of the Rose 4K UHD
Some films are made for high definition, and The Name of the Rose is one of them.
Review: Joan of Arc 4K UHD
I do think If Besson had picked a better actress to play the part of Joan this would be a wholly different film.
Review: Chum
The problem(s) with Chum is not that it’s a story we’ve all seen before…I can forgive that in a movie if it is done well enough. It’s that it’s all a bit…well, crap really.
Review: Eyes Wide Shut 4K UHD
This new Warner release on 4 K UHD is gorgeous; the sets, especially in the orgy house, remind me of Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon
Review: Mockbuster
It’s funny, it’s poignant, it’s inspiring, and it’s also a little bit stressful just to watch as everything unfolds before Anthony and he has to take it all in his stride and get the movie completed.
Highly recommended.
Review: The Searchers 4K UHD
If you’re a collector of 4K films and have never seen The Searchers, buy it, I promise you it will become one of your favourite films. And if you’re already a fan and think you don’t need to upgrade, think again.
10/10 for me!
Review: Weapons of Death 4K UHD
Making its worldwide 4K UHD debut is Weapons of Death, a movie that I’d never seen before, but will definitely be watching again, as this the type of movie that I love.
