Appealing comedy without pretensions, having some good gags and a fair amount of slapstick.
A creepy chiller that aspires to greatness but doesnt achieve it. This film will successfully fill a couple of hours but then be forgotten.
A collection of conspiracy theories, the film is most interesting because of the insights it offers into the backgrounds of both Cobain and Love. It goes some small way towards satisfying the morbid curiosity that surrounds Cobains death, but never quite provides enough detail or evidence to be convincing.
April 30, 2003 – 12:00 am
A fine and definitive example of the zombie genre that has continued to hold up well in spite of its age.
Gripping and authentic true story of life amongst Rios forgotten poor, where violence is a way of life even amongst children. Not to be missed.
This one is every bit as good as its later remake, some say better. The film stands up well on its own and will also appeal to those who like Hannibals later reincarnation.
This is an outstanding collection of three films featuring the iconic Dr Lecter. One of the best DVD buys on the market.
This gripping submarine disaster story has plenty of style and suspense, and the relationship between the characters makes it really worthwhile.
This is a passable fun and frantic humorous crime caper that will appeal most to teenagers and young adults.
Outstanding performances make this one of the best British films to date. Men and women both will find it touching, funny and enriching.
