Netflix get on the cyberpunk bandwagon with this Blade Runner-inflected sci-fi series. Richard gives it his blessing.
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Houston, We Have a Problem: Revisiting The Dish
Our resident Aussie, Cal, recommends this delightful true-life tale of Australia’s involvement in the moon landings.
CULT CORNER: Aaaaaaaah! (2015)
Writer/director Steve Oram gives us a new kind of Planet of the Apes in this cult oddity. Dylan gives it a look.
TV GEMS: Constantine (2014-2015)
Richard catches up with this regrettably cancelled adaptation of a beloved DC character. Was this the Constantine we needed and need again?
REVIEW: Accident Man (2018)
Scott Adkins gets a long-touted project off the ground in this sly actioner. Cal tells us why it is one of the best DTV films in recent memory.
SEQUELISED: Blade II (2002)
Richard gives Guillermo Del Toro’s first comic book romp another watch after his Oscar win.
REVIEW: The Shape of Water (2017)
Guillermo Del Toro returns with his one of his most critically-acclaimed outings. Oscar is here to heap on the praise.
Snipes, Stakes and Sunblock: Revisiting Blade
With Black Panther tearing up the box office, we revisit Wesley Snipes’ debut as the Daywalker twenty years later.
REVIEW: Security (2017)
Antonio Banderas falls ever further into DTV land with this Die Hard-esque action thriller. But is it better than you’d assume? Cal gives it a chance.
VIDEO: Attack of the B-Movies: They Live (1988)
Johnny returns to review John Carpenter’s alien invasion classic.