In mt latest video review, I sit down to check out Howard J. Ford’s latest horror, Bone Keeper, which follows six friends who venture deep into a remote cave system chasing the myth of the “Bone Keeper,” only to find themselves fighting to survive something far more real and far more deadly lurking in the depths. […]
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I love dialogue-driven movies like Clerks, Empire Records and Dazed and Confused, so how does Logic and his directorial debut Paradise Records compare to them? Check out my thoughts on the film – written, directed and starring Logic, alongside Tramayne Hudson, Diedrich Bader, and Kevin Corrigan – in the video below: A record store owner and his eccentric staff fight to
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For his latest video review, Kevin finally had the chance to see the Luke LaFontaine-directed Mexicali – written by the awesome Jesse V, Johnson and starring the breakout action star Bren Foster. Ex-fighter Joe helps run his partner Estrella’s farm in Mexico. After taking underground fights to support workers, he’s forced to defend himself and Marco when
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**SPOILERS AHEAD** Scream 7 is finally here, and Kevin got around to watching it. How did he feel about the flick? Well, you can find out here as he vents frustrations and goes in deep with some self-inflicted therapy. When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the town where Sidney Prescott has built a new life,
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Kevin sits down to talk about AI-infused clown Horror Jitters from director Marc Zammit – a director we are very aware of, who is stepping out and levelling up once again with a sleek psychological horror playing on audiences’ relevant fear of today. Detective Collymore, a single divorced father, stumbles upon a mysterious case involving
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Kevin sits down to review the latest film to star award-winning actor Stephen Graham, Heel, also known as The Good Boy, which comes from acclaimed Polish director Jan Komasa (Suicide Room, Corpus Christi). A 19-year-old criminal, Tommy, is kidnapped and forced into a rehabilitation process by a dysfunctional couple, Chris and Kathryn, who try to make him
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Stars: Scott Adkins, Vinnie Jones, Dean Gaffney, Nicole Deon, Kris Johnson, Mark Strange | Written by Matthew Robert Kelly, Stu Small | Directed by Elliott Montello I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve opened a review with a line like, “I’ll watch anything with Scott Adkins.” But the sentiment always stands. If I see that name, or that
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Stars: Samuel Dunning, Felicia Day, Keith David, Joel McHale, Danny Trejo, Alex Terzieff, Jhon Goodwin, J.D. McKee | Written and Directed by Stimson Snead One of my all-time favourite attempts at explaining time-travel on film has always been the low-budget Primer. Well… that was until this quirky new kid popped up in my inbox. Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s
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Stars: Jeremy Piven, Nick Wechsler, Ryan Kwanten, Tricia Helfer, Aaron Glenane, Anthony Ingruber, Carlos Sanson Jr. | Written by Ethan Pettus, Luke Sparke | Directed by Luke Sparke There’s a very specific childhood fantasy that Primitive War taps into with gleeful precision: a bunch of soldiers heading into the jungle and discovering that the real
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About a year ago, I was chatting to a couple of filmmakers about director Joseph Millson and his upcoming showing of Signs of Life at the Romford Film Festival. We all agreed that for a directorial debut feature, this was a prime example of independent low-budget filmmaking at its absolute best. They clued me into
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