As most people probably are – unless blinded by pure nostalgia – I am in two minds about Lionsgate’s upcoming Power Rangers reboot. I’m torn between the over-designed nature of the new suits, the strange new Rita costume and my genuine want to give reboots a chance. But, I can at least say, that I … Continue reading
Actors: William Campbell, Patrick Magee, Sid Haig Directors: Rados Novakovic, Jack Hill, Stephanie Rothman Published by Arrow Video Available Now So, here we are at Part Two. The second disc of Arrow’s Blood Bath set is where there’s much more meat. I couldn’t really ever shake the feeling that – really – this is the … Continue reading
In the 10th episode of Werd Bugger, Joe and Rob do something a little different – champion an unpopular opinion they both share. Godzilla (1998) dir. Roland Emmerich. Let’s be honest here, it’s hated. Almost universally. The original creators didn’t like it, Godzilla purists didn’t like it. And I’m sure it wasn’t well received by … Continue reading
It’s Friday, and that means Brad’s here with another review! This time, he’s sat down with Encounter (2015) Dir. Susannah O’Brien. Here’s the lowdown… Starring: Don Scribner, Justin Arnold, Jonathan Brooks Director: Susannah O’Brien Published by High Fliers Films Encounter centers around an exceptionally bland and annoying newlywed couple, who move to a remote country house … Continue reading
After a long put off re-watch of Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar” (2014), Joe ponders on his legitimate need for a sequel. *mild spoilers for Interstellar & 2001: A Space Odyssey. Space. The final frontier. Or it certainly seems that way for the adventures of Coop (Matthew Mcconaughey), hero of 2014’s critically lauded “Interstellar”. Christopher Nolan’s first film after finishing work … Continue reading
Brad continues his journey into the horror genre and delves into “Dark Signal”, Dir. Edward Evers-Swindell, Produced by Neil Marshall (Of Dog Soldiers fame) & Starring Siwan Morris, Gareth David-Lloyd, and Duncan Pow. Deep in the heart of the isolated Welsh valleys an eerie hush spreads throughout the deserted wilds. Stranded and terrified, single mother, Kate, finds … Continue reading
Aaron takes a look at “The Forest”(2016), A Natalie Dormer vehicle that focuses on the Japanese suicide forest; he’s got a lot to say about it… “If you see anything bad, it’s not real…” Well thank fuck for that is all I can say. Now before I begin, let me just start by saying that … Continue reading
The weather is shoddy, the mood is eerie and the lights are burning low. The tears are flowing and the suspense it growing, what more do we need for a horror show? Continue reading
Paul Verhoeven. That man’s made some mental films. In today’s episode of Werd Bugger, Joe and Rob throw down over which of his movies is the best. We’ve narrowed it down to the mighty duo of Total Recall or Robocop. Click the link below to listen, and weigh in the comments to champion your favourite. … Continue reading
“These days it’s hard to imagine a film being made with such a cavalier attitude to it’s source material, at least without being hounded by angry folk on the internet the whole time, but the cinematic chimera that resulted from such frankenstein screenwriting truly is greater than the sum of it’s parts.” Continue reading
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