The Clones Cast – Bruce and the Shaolin Kung Fu 2 (1978)
Bruce and the Shaolin Kung Fu 2 (1978) The sequel to the much better...
Month: May 2019
‘The Last Tree’ Review: A Black Child Is Shaped By London Streets
Femi is a shy boy living happily with his adoptive mother in the country. When his birth mother insists on taking him back to London,...
‘The Death of Dick Long’ Review: A Surreal Tragic Farce
Zeke Olsen (Michael Abbott Jr.) and his two friends/bandmates go out for a night of drinking, getting high, shooting guns and other debauchery. Come the...
‘Apollo 11’ Review: A Definitive Insight Into Man’s Journey to the Moon
The true story of Apollo 11 and its journey to and from the moon, told through actual footage of the mission. The film commences with...
‘Corporate Animals’ Review: The Office Resorts To Cannibalism
A team-building exercise goes terribly wrong when a cave in traps the staff of an edible cutlery business. With their guide dead and food and...
The Brink Review: Terrifying Insight Into The World’s Great Manipulator
A documentary crew follow former Trump strategist Steve Bannon as he travels around the states and Europe ahead of the US midterms and the European...
‘Animals’ Review: A Soulful Drama About Outgrowing Your Lifestyle
Laura (Holliday Grainger) enjoys going out with her best friend Tyler (Alia Shawkat). They drink, do drugs, dance and hook up. When Laura meets Jim...
‘Detective Pikachu’ Review: Bright, Cuddly But Not Quite Electric
Tim Goodman (Justice Smith) does not want to be a Pokemon trainer. He abandoned the dream as a boy, as well it seems as his...
‘John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum’ Review: Bloody, Brutal, and Very, Very Silly.
John Wick (Keanu Reeves) has been excommunicated from the all-powerful organisation of assassins that seem to control the entire world. Running low on allies and...
Cinema Bushido – Ip Man (2008)
Donnie Yen is back on Cinema Bushido as we talk about the man that taught Bruce Lee Wing Chun Listen in as we talk about...