Motorpsycho/ Russ Meyer’s Up! (18) |Home Ents Review
Two slabs of sex, violence and comic sexual violence from the inimitable Russ Meyer.
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DVD/Blu Ray
Motorpsycho/ Russ Meyer’s Up! (18) |Home Ents Review
Oil Lamps (15) |Home Ents Review
A lavish and decadent costume drama that looks like a series of Manet paintings, Oil Lamps brings a healthy dose of carnival, cynicism and disease to the genre.
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The Adventurers (15) |Home Ents Review
Mayhem on all fronts – guns, love and obsession! This is Hong Kong action cinema that is as close as it gets to its Hollywood evil twin.
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The Coffee Table (15) |Home Ents Review
The film grips relentlessly, despite its ‘chamber piece’ nature – and packs an emotional wallop that will stay with you.
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Eclipse (15) |Home Ents Review
A quirky, downbeat and intriguing, forgotten Brit film from the 1970s gets a re-release thanks to the BFI.
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Black Cab (15) |Home Ents Review
A sleek and simple horror film premise gets tortured to death.
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Scanners (18) |Home Ents Review
Scanners is probably the first body horror movie that most people saw in the 1980s. This new 4K restoration lets you match movie magic to memory.
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Mabuse Lives! (12) |Home Ents Review
Very watchable early 1960s West German crime thrillers that update and cash in on Fritz Lang’s criminal mastermind.
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A Touch of Love (12) Film Review/Feature
Back in the sixties I was an avid fan of novelist Margaret Drabble and still have paperback copies of her books on my bookshelf.
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The Substance (18) |Close-Up Film Review
This is a slow burn horror film with serious intent, in that writer/director Coralie Fargeat has in her satirical sights the objectivism of women’s bodies and the idealisation of youthful female beauty in a still largely male dominated society.
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