2
Triple Frontier Review
When you have the likes
of Oscar Isaac, Ben Affleck, Garret Hedlund, Charlie Hunnam, and Pedro Pascal
headlining a film you would expect nothing but the best but sadly, with Triple Frontier, you get nowhere ne...
2
5
Destroyer Review
Destroyer is a
punch in the gut, every day, for decades. It’s a bruise conjuring force of
anguish and aggression that works like a soldering iron on an open wound,
cauterising trauma that will never heal, only...
3
The Sisters Brothers Review
I’ve had this review sitting at the top of my ‘to do’ list
for a good two weeks now. Yet, whenever I sat down to write, it slipped my
mind. I simply forgot that it needed to be done. Which is a mighty shame as...
3
Alita: Battle Angel Review
Alita: Battle Angel centres around a 300+ year old nameless cyborg
(Rosa Salazar) that Dr. Dyson Ido (Christoph Waltz) finds in a scrap heap and
repairs. The cyborg, who decides after Dr. Ido’s suggestion, tha...
4.5
The Chain Reaction Review
Steve Bisley. A name I would generally associate with only Water Rats. Maybe, just maybe I might
think of Mad Max or Red Hill. But generally, if you said to
me, “remember Steve Bisley”? I would reply with, “th...
1.5
Reprisal Review
Frank Grillo stars as Jacob in recent Defiant Screen
Entertainment release Reprisal, a
bank manager, whom after a bank robbery, begins to try and track down the
perpetrator, Gabriel (Jonathon Schaech), alongsi...
3
Close Review
Netflix have a seemingly unending roll of original films and
TV series releasing these days. Almost like whenever one of their content
buyers goes to Costco they come back with a bulk pack of new shows or movi...
4
Cold Pursuit Review
The basic narrative thrust of Cold Pursuit is as Liam Neeson as they come – the son of a snowplow
driver is killed by a drug dealer, so the snowplow driver heads off on a path
of revenge to take out the dealer...
3
Polar Review
Mads Mikkelsen stars as Duncan Vizla, aka The Black
Kaiser, in the latest offering from Jonas Åkerlund – Polar. Based on the Dark Horse graphic novel "Polar: Came From
the Cold", this is Åkerlund’s fifth featu...
3.5
The Kid Who Would Be King Review
You may have thought we were done with Arthurian legends given the dud-showing at the box office of Guy Ritchie’s cockney, bar brawling King Arthur film crash landed in 2017, but Joe Cornish is here to show th...