DVD Reviews

Review: DVD Review – Tape 407

Has found footage horror had its day or does Tape 407 add something new into the equation? Tom braved a look at the latest take on the genre to see if it could compare with the classics I have lost count of the times I’ve written the line ‘yet another...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 11 May 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 4 Comments

Review: DVD Review – Transit

Released on Blu-ray and DVD on the 7th May, Tom takes a look at Transit, a fast-paced crime thriller from After Dark Films starring Jim Caviezel. As the father of two troublesome teenage boys and husband to a wife near the end of her tether, Caviezel plays Nate, a man...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 03 May 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 10 Comments

Review: DVD Review – The Wicker Tree

The belated sequel to The Wicker Man is finally due out on on general release but has it been worth the wait or does it tarnish the memory of the original? Here is Tom’s review of The Wicker Tree Robin Hardy had such a tough time directing his feature debut The Wicker...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 27 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 10 Comments

Review: DVD Review – Gang Story

With the release of Olivier Marchal’s latest crime flick Gang Story drawing comparisons to Mesrine, Tom couldn’t resist taking a look to see if it delivers. Olivier Marchal was a police officer before he turned to the world of acting and has appeared in such modern classics as Tell No...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 25 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 2 Comments

Review: DVD Review – Mercenaries

New to DVD this week is the military thriller Mercenaries, and here is Tom’s take on the film. Every so often a film comes along that takes you by surprise, Mercenaries is one such film, as I was astounded at how difficult it was to sit through until the end....
Posted by Tom Bielby | 19 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 6 Comments

Review: DVD Review – Il Boom

Next week Il Boom is re-released for it’s 50th Anniversary by Studiocanal, Scott takes a look at this classic. From the director of The Bicycle Thief and Umberto D, Vittorio de Sica, Il Boom tells the tale of a man struggling to keep up with the demands of life in...
Posted by Scott Lawlor | 18 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 9 Comments

Review: DVD Review – The Watermen

The Watermen is released next week on DVD, here is Mikes candid review on this new take on the slasher genre… From the opening scene of a semi-naked sweating hottie trying to evade the clutches of slow-walking, shadowy fishermen, it’s like The Watermen is content to simply go through the...
Posted by Mike Williams | 16 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 10 Comments

Review: DVD Review – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers

Hailed as the best children’s cartoon since Spongebob Squarepants, can The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers live up to such praise? Tom headed on a globe-trotting adventure with the daredevil brothers to find out.   Not since Looney Tunes have I seen this much madness in such a short space of time! The...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 13 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 10 Comments

Review: DVD Review – Sensation

With Irish coming of age drama Sensation out on DVD this week, Tom takes a look to see if it has been worth the wait.   Like the start of countless other films, it is the death of a family member that marks the beginning of a new life for Donal...
Posted by Tom Bielby | 11 Apr 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 6 Comments

Review: DVD Review – The Adopted (VIDEO)

Released on Monday by Studiocanal is the French drama and directional debut from Melanie Laurant, The Adopted. Scott shares his thoughts – Video Style OK so this isn’t the best review you will ever see, but it is something I may look into doing more in the future. Yes I...
Posted by Scott Lawlor | 30 Mar 2012 | DVD Reviews, Reviews | 33 Comments
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