‘The Current War’ Review: Sparks Fly
In the late 19th century, Thomas Edison attempts to popularise his form of electrical current as a power source in America. He is challenged by...
Month: July 2019
Cinema Bushido – True Lies (1994)
ARNIE IS BACK! and HURSTCULES is back! We talk espionage, big guns, big boobs, Danny Devito and more in our look back to True Lies!...
‘The Lion King (2019)’ Review: Has Disney Bit Off More Than It Can Chew?
In Jon Favreau’s remake of the 1994 animated classic, a young lion cub named Simba (JD McCrary and Donald Glover) is impatient to become king...
“Spider-Man Far From Home” Review: Back to Business
Still reeling from the events of the war against Thanos, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) leaves New York and Spider-man behind to go on holiday in...
‘The Dead Don’t Die’ Review: A Quirky Splatterfest
The zombie comedy is a very familiar genre. Even long before Edgar Wright took ghouls to the pub with Shaun of the Dead we’ve had goofy...
Thunder Levin Interview: Sharknado Writer Talks The Asylum, Science and Why He’s Never Made a Mockbuster
How did you first get involved in the asylum and what drew you there? I guess what drove me there was just trying to find...
‘Midsommar’ Review: Just How Scary Is It?
Midsommar is a very good horror film. Ari Aster continues to value chills over thrills as he eschews jump scares in favour of unsettling images...