We See Saw #7: Saw The Final Chapter (2010)
It’s coming right at us! Saw enters the third, and potentially final, dimension to attack us with powerful and horrific about the dangers of lapses...
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We See Saw #4: Saw 4 (2006)
Paul and Katy begin their four part dissection of the mind of a certain naughty detective, and contemplate the long Kramer-less road ahead! Is Saw...
We See Saw #3: Saw 3 (2006)
It’s the third day of this crazy Saw Week we’re all having suddenly! And it’s time for Paul’s favourite of the films called Saw. Will...
‘The Oak Room’ Review: Darkness and Mystery at the End of the World, at the Bottom of a Glass
In a dark and dingy bar in the middle of the Canadian wilderness during a fierce storm, two men are drawn together. The weary old...
‘Mortal Kombat (2021)’ Review: Blood, Guts, but Where’s the Heart?
Centuries after the brutal murder of his ancestor and his family, Cole Young (Lewis Tan) is attacked by the same mysterious assassin (Joe Taslim). He...
The Clones Cast – Lama Avenger (1979)
Lama Avenger (1979) Welcome (back) to the Clones Cast. We have gone audio, and video, so make sure you take a look: TheClones Cast on...
Kubrick was Wrong About Critics!
For the most part. “To see a film once and write a review is an absurdity. Yet very few critics ever see a film twice...
‘The Father’ Review: A Devastating But Humane Voyage through Dementia
Anthony (Anthony Hopkins) is not well. His health and his mind are beginning to fail him. His daughter Anne (Olivia Coleman) tries to get him...
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Review: Was it Worth it?
After stepped down from the directors chair of 2017’s Justice League owing to personal tragedy, Zack Snyder returns to offer his definitive vision of the...
BFI Flare ‘Rebel Dykes’ Review: Punk Feminist History with a Bang!
Rebel Dykes recounts the moment in British History when feminism met punk. Following a very close-knit group of friends and lovers who lived together throughout the...