Top 10 Summer Road Trips Films
It’s too hot to go outdoors. So, if you decide to forgo the road trip this year, sit back in your air-conditioned home on a nice comfortable sofa and enjoy one or all of these great summer road trip films. 10. Eurotrip (2004) A group of…
Top 10 Zombiedies That Will Have You Dying Laughing
See what I did with the title? “Die laughing”—because, you know, zombies. Funny stuff right? Anyway, zombie flicks are one thing, but zombiedies (that’s zombie comedies) are a whole different story. This list gives a whole new meaning to gut-busting laughter. 10. Zombeavers (2014) If…
Top 10 Stoner Movies To Watch On 4/20
It is 4/20, and you know what that means? It is time to pack a bowl, sit back, and watch a good movie. Here are the top 10 movies to watch while stoned in any order you choose. National Lampoon’s Van Wilder Before he…
Fréwaka – Movie Review
I’ve been kind of the resident horror guy on this platform since I started writing reviews. Whilst I haven’t covered every horror film that came my way I’ve critiqued a lot. Most of those releases have been homegrown productions and I’ve said many a time…
In the Lost Lands – Review
In the Lost Lands is a Post-Apocalyptic, Sci-Fi, Action, Fantasy movie from Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil franchise) starring Milla Jovovich (also Resident Evil franchise) and former WWE Superstar Dave Bautista. Jovovich plays “Gray Alys”, a witch tasked with finding and killing a dangerous werewolf…
Marching Powder – Review
Marching Powder is a comedy-drama from writer-director Nick Love (the Football Factory), starring frequent collaborator Danny Dyer (Eastenders). Dyer plays Jack, a middle-aged football hooligan who’s given six weeks to turn his life around or face prison and ultimately losing his family. To add to…
The Monkey – Review
Based on Steven Kings short story of the same name The Monkey is written and directed by Osgood Perkins of ‘Longlegs’ fame and stars Theo James in the lead role with cameos from Adam Scott and Elijah Wood. After recently seeing the trailer for The…
To a Land Unknown – Film Review
The refugee experience is something a great number of us will never experience. We can talk about our own injustices and class barriers until the cows come mooing and while a majority of these talking points are valid there’s no comparison to the plight of…
