Category: Review
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The Evil Dead franchise is one of the longest running horror franchises, with the original releasing in 1981. (c) Renaissance Pictures, Pacific Renaissance, Wild Atlantic Pictures Callum Berry. Light Spoilers. Following hot on the heels of Lee Cronin‘s 2023 effort Evil Dead Rise (and I guess Lee Cronin’s The Mummy), Vanicek brings up back to…
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Jackass was lightning in a bottle when it aired originally on MTV. It capitalised on the burgeoning alternate scene of the ninteties and the early two-thousands. (c) MTV Entertainment Studios, Dickhouse Entertainment, Paramount Pictures Callum Berry. Jackass: Best and Last is the final entry in the franchise, which is understandable as the cast is getting…
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Uwe Boll’s latest effort,Citizen Vigilante, was originally titled ‘The Dark Knight’, which I sincerely think is a better title, though of course it was doomed to see a lawsuit. (c) Quiver Distribution, Event Film Distribution, Borvel Film Callum Berry. Full Spoilers Review. Uwe Boll first came onto my radar when I was in high-school, with…
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(c) MidnightBrew Productions, 2026. Sleeping Dog is Michael Lazovsky‘s first feature length film and covers the story of enigmatic documentarian and journalist Jeremy Corbell. Callum Berry. Corbell is a fascinating subject for a documentary, as he is one of the modern torch-bearers of the evergreen UAP subject, but most aren’t familiar with the man himself.…
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Disclosure Day was by far my most anticipated movie of the year — Steven Spielberg’s long awaited return to the UFO subject. Callum Berry. Mild Spoilers Review. If you’ve been a long-time listener of the Tuesday Review, you’ll know that the UFO/UAP arena is something that we’ve had a keen interest in over the years,…
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Corin Hardy’s Whistle (2025) is the director’s follow-up to 2018’s The Nun, this film sees the English director tackle the supernatural in a different direction — this time we’re dealing with a whistle which conjures the inevitable death of anyone who hears its tone. Callum Berry. Starring Dafne Keen, Sophie Nélisse, Sky Yang, Jhaleil Swaby,…
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Sam Raimi’s Send Help is the famous American horror icon’s first foray into proper horror/thriller territory since Drag Me To Hell (2009). Callum Berry. Rachel McAdams plays Linda Liddle, a workhorse employee working as a corporate strategist who routinely gets passed over for promotions, and when a new CEO is appointed, nothing changes. McAdams’ counterpart…