Christopher Lee
The Hobbit Trilogy 3D Extended Edition review (Blu-ray)
If you thought the original version of The Hobbit Trilogy was a bit on the short side, prepare to feast your eyes – here in the Extended Edition is almost NINE...
The Wicker Man: The Final Cut review (Blu-ray)
And on that bed there was a girl, and on that girl there was a man, and from that man there was seed, and from that seed… You know how...
The Wicker Man: The Final Cut review
And on that bed there was a girl, and on that girl there was a man, and from that man there was seed, and from that seed… You know how...
Hugo review (3D Blu-ray)
Eyebrows were raised (not least from me) when it was announced that the next film by Martin Scorsese was to be a family entertainment, eyebrows raised further when it was...
Dracula: Prince of Darkness review (Blu-ray)
Two brothers and their wives, travelling in the countryside, find themselves overnight guests at Castle Dracula ...
Hugo review
Eyebrows were raised (not least from me) when it was announced that the next film by Martin Scorsese was to be a family entertainment, eyebrows raised further when it was...
The Resident review (Blu-ray)
Don't get too excited by the fact that Christopher Lee is appearing in a Hammer chiller.
The Resident review
Don't get too excited by the fact that Christopher Lee is appearing in a Hammer chiller.
The Heavy review (Blu-ray)
Ludicrous Brit crime thriller that makes little sense and is entirely devoid of credibility. Differing acting styles of variable quality coupled with some howlingly cliched dialogue render this farrago a...
The Heavy review (Blu-ray)
Ludicrous Brit crime thriller that makes little sense and is entirely devoid of credibility. Differing acting styles of variable quality coupled with some howlingly cliched dialogue render this farrago a...