Category: Review

Continuing their exploration of the back catalogue of East Germany’s DEFA studio following their Mabuse Lives!, Terror in the Fog and Strange New Worlds releases, the latest Blu-ray

It is now more than fifty years since director Tobe Hooper shocked and appalled America with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre which has endured and influenced far beyond

A fresh start is not always what might be hoped for, thirteen-year old Sally Maynard unhappy that her parents Jenny and Len have moved them to a new

Alice Tarkovsky’s life is at a crossroads, disengaged from her relationship with her boyfriend Charlie who thinks he is far funnier and essential in her life than he

Everything is connected: the bees fertilise the flowers, the flowers provide what the bees need to make the honey, and Teddy tends to the bees and harvests the

There are only so many ways to grieve the loss of a husband, a child, a world; Rory has endured them all, her husband having helped out in

“I am known as the Log Lady; there is a story behind that. There are many stories in Twin Peaks. Some of them are sad, some funny, some

It is a long way to Le Havre on the Normandy coast, its harbour a port to the wider world and escape from France, Jean hitching a lift

It has been over forty years since disgruntled former ENCOM employee Kevin Flynn attempted to gain evidence that his work had been plagiarised by his former executive Ed

Sometimes people do not wish to be told the bad news, regardless that it may help them in the long run. Todd is such a person, refusing to