Brutal and brilliant; these two words perfectly sum up Kim Jee-Woon’s Korean revenge thriller I Saw the Devil, which is released in limited cinemas this week and then on Blu-Ray and DVD from the 9Read More
Directed by the wicked wizard of self referential horror himself, Wes Craven, and written by Kevin Williamson the original author of the first two films, Scream 4 (or Scre4m as its so stylistically misspelt on Read More
Opening in the year of our lord 1691 in the tiny new world hamlet of Boston an evil Warlock (the excellent and underappreciated Julian Sands from Gothic, Arachnophobia and The Great Elephant Escape) has been captured Read More
What would you do for a second chance? What sacrifice would you make to go back and rewrite the past? Would you risk everything, would you take on someone else’s life, would you kill?Read More
Rubber is a self-proclaimed tribute to the no reason. This declaration comes in the amazing opening scene in a masterful monologue which not only breaks the fourth wall but sets the surreal tone and absurdly Read More
Tae-Sik Cha (Bin Won) is the titular ‘Man from Nowhere’ – an ex special forces agent haunted by his past, eking out an existence running a pawn shop in a run down South Korean slum.Read More
