Cert 15 | 84 mins | 1970
3 Stars of Women Yakuza VS the Men.
This film (the first time to appear on a home entertainment system) is a little confused, billed as a yakuza/ ghost story, but doesn’t really live up to either genre, but if you’re into 70’s films of this type you will be quite happy.
Akemi Tachibanais, (Meiko Kaji, Lady Snowblood: Blizzard from the Netherworld)…more
Cert U
Hello again peeps. Here is our part two, where we got an exclusive interview with the Community Liaison for Manga Entertainment UK, Jeremy Graves.
We first saw Jeremy along with Andrew Hewson when he was announcing the exciting new releases from Manga UK which we cover in the questions we asked him in our interview.
The great news he announced was the…more
Cert 18 | 109 mins | 1971
5 stars of awesome acting and directing in the Outback.
Wake In Fright is fantastically screen written (Evan Jones, Funeral in Berlin) by a person that had never set foot on Australian soil and directed (Ted Kotcheff, First Blood) by someone who knew very little of the continent until he set foot on it to shoot the film.
It is taken from…more
Cert 15 | 86 mins | 2014
4 stars for this stylish British sci-fi film.
The Machine is written and directed by Caradog W. James (Little White lies) and is set in Britain in the near future.
With Britain still gripped by recession and caught up in a cold war with China, tensions are running high and the Ministry Of Defence are looking to create artificial life. What they…more
84 mins | 2014
4 stars for this revelation packed documentary.
Fire In The Blood is an in depth look at the Western pharmaceutical industry and the way in which it manipulates global availability and costs of life saving drugs to further it’s own interests.
As narrator William Hurt (The Host, The Incredible Hulk) so neatly states, “If it is true that one death is a…more
Cert U
A great event for those into everything Sci-fi, Steam-punk, Comics, Memorabilia, Signings and Cosplay.9.00 am on the 22nd of March, Hall 4 of the NEC. Press passes on, we gathered with bated breath, as the throng is herded. Us, along with the other 27,937 visitors over the weekend, (which is a good increase on the last show!) ready and waiting for…more
Cert PG | 370 mins | 1993
5 stars of Charming antics in the south of France.
A Year In Provence is based on the fantastic best selling novel by Peter Mayle (A Good Year) and was adapted for TV by the BBC in 1993. This DVD contains the original broadcast version of the mini-series.
It tells the story of Peter Mayle (John Thaw – The Sweeney, Inspector Morse)…more
