Review: Evercade Namco Museum Collection 1
In this review I take a look at the Namco Museum Collection 1 for the Evercade. Whereas in my first review of the Atari Collection 1, I didn’t have a great deal of connection with the brand itself which probably affected my overall feeling towards it. I do have more in common with the Namco […]
Review: Babymother
Blu-ray & Digital: Babymother (1998)The one and only full feature directed by Julian Henriques (who is now a Doctor and lecturer in media in London), Babymother tells the story of Anita (Anjela Lauren Smith) and the club reggae scene in late 90s London.It’s rather difficult for me, a 50- something white woman from a small […]
Live Event: an Evening With John Cleese, BEC Manchester, July 19th, 2021
What’s this? A live event review going on our website!?Needless to say, after an 18 month period where everyones lives changed immeasurably, it was an absolute pleasure to be out and about covering another fantastic event by the good people at Monopoly Events.I can’t think of a more perfect way to kickstart live event coverage […]
Review: Vengeance Trails
Massacre TimeAfter the huge success of A Fistful of Dollars, Italy started churning out westerns. Fernando Di Leo had previously co-written A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, A Pistol for Ringo and The Return of Ringo, so it’s a no brainer he’d eventually be given his own film, that being Massacre Time.The film’s title was taken from the […]
Review: The Daimajin Trilogy
Blu-ray: The Daimajin Trilogy (1966)A trilogy of films by Daiei Studios, all shot within the same year with predominantly the same crew, albeit with different directors and various cast members.All 3 films follow the same basic structure: people are terrorised by bad guys for 2 thirds of the film, and then in the final act […]
Review: Mosley-It’s Complicated
Blu-ray & DVD: Mosley-It’s Complicated (2020)Max Mosley and his father Oswald have lived ‘interesting’ lives, with their personal life often overshadowing what they have done professionally, and this documentary gives an insight into both of them.Feeling more like an extended television documentary, the viewer is given an insight into the rich and privileged life of […]
Review: Swimming With Sharks
Blu-ray & DVD: Swimming With Sharks (1994)Kevin Spacey.Now, how come I, a really big Woody Allen fan, resolutely refuse to review any of his films, yet can pop a Kevin Spacey film into the dvd player and still feel that this fella is one hell of an actor? No, more…one of the best actors. Why?Allen […]
Review: The Office (U.S.): The Complete Series
Blu-ray: The Office (U.S.): The Complete Series (2005-2013)I watched and enjoyed the original UK version of The Office when it first aired in 2001, and have rewatched both series and the Christmas special many times since then.I didn’t watch the U.S. version until many years after its premiere in 2005 (probably around 2015), as I […]
Review: Fire: Ungh’s Quest
When a Nintendo Switch review code for Fire: Ungh’s Quest arrived here at 60MW Towers, I had absolutely no idea what it was about. 20 minutes after downloading it and jumping into the game, I was still none the wiser as I controlled the Neanderthal Ungh across a landscape in search of the titular fire. […]
Review: The Day of the Dolphin
Blu-ray: The Day of the Dolphin (1973)“Unwittingly, he trained a dolphin to kill the President of the United States” The above is the tag line for The Day of the Dolphin, and surely you don’t need to know anymore before wanting to purchase…I certainly wouldn’t!However, for anyone that may still be deciding, here’s some more info…Starring […]