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Review: “Entebbe” Underwhelms Despite Promising Premise
Manages to turn a fascinating if tragic international flashpoint into a bizarrely dull affair...
Posted On 17 Oct 2018
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Review: “Book Club” Isn’t Worth Joining
Shallow, one-dimensional characters and uninventive storytelling mire Book Club in murky water...
Posted On 15 Oct 2018
Review: “Missing” Turns Political Turmoil Into A Personal Affair
Missing charts a wife and father's attempts to discover the whereabouts of a missing journalist in 1973 Chile...
Posted On 11 Oct 2018
Review: “Miss Leslie’s Dolls” Strictly For The Cult House
Mark Fraser ponders a work that presses a few interesting buttons, but for the wrong reasons...
Posted On 10 Oct 2018
Review: Celebrating Cinema’s Disaster Artist – “The Room” Is Actually A Misunderstood Masterpiece
Leah Wimpenny, a self-confessed devotee to Team Wiseau, argues why it's a misunderstood masterpiece...
Posted On 09 Oct 2018
Review: “The Tiger” Bears Some Sharp Creative Claws
Mark Fraser looks at a scrumptious work produced in a country where the film industry arguably deserves a wider international audience...
Posted On 09 Oct 2018
Review: “Police Story 1 & 2” Help Define Jackie Chan’s Pre-Hollywood Genius
Eureka Entertainment presents Police Story 1 and 2 on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK...
Posted On 05 Oct 2018
Review: “Death Line” Not Quite On Track
Mark Fraser looks back at a B-grade horror film where a few fundamental errors almost undermine the whole production...
Posted On 26 Sep 2018
