Chuck Steel is a pumped up and maxed out stop motion animation comedy homage to 80s action films. It is packed with gory horror fun that’s just right for Halloween.
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Omar (El-Masry) is a young Syrian who is awaiting a decision on his refugee status. He is living with half a dozen other refugees in a shared house in a remote and windswept location.
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The great Lee Van Cleef is an underused asset in these three spaghetti westerns which highlight the genre’s move towards comedy at the end of the 1960s.
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This restored piece of classic Italian cinema is wonderfully perverse – and makes you think twice about the charm inherent in other great works of Italian cinema.
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If you like your family comedies with buckets of gore, this sci-fi-fantasy-horror is well worth a look.
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New nurse Val (Williams) turns up for her first shift at the East End Hospital in London. It’s 1974 and electricity blackouts mean that at night most patients are transferred out of the Edwardian building.
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With snappy storytelling, great swordfight sound effects and loads of battling ninjas, this Chinese swordplay movie deserves all the acclaim it gets.
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A man without a gun, by the name of Johnny Guitar (Hayden), rolls into town and looks up old flame Vienna (Crawford), who owns the local saloon-cum-casino.
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This Brit horror film has a great hook but is spoiled by a hackneyed back story and lack of story development.
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Kyle (Gibson, Fast and the Furious) is an ex-marine with PTSD, caught in a supermarket with his daughter when bad hombres storm in to take revenge on Kyle’s congressman stepfather (Malkovich).
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