Grant Nock reviews 1947's classic film noir, Odd Man Out directed by Carol Reed and starring James Mason.

In our continuing series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' tells us all about his favourite Hammer Horror films. In his thirteenth review he's praising the lunacy of ol' Pete Cushing's swan song as that most indomitable of vampire hunters, Van Helsing in The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires.

Kiva Ashby talks about diversity issues and female empowerment in the biopic of Mary Kom.

Jon Cross reviews the new documentary on Baltimore acting legend George Stover, from film-makers Jeff Herberger and Lee Doll.

Jon Cross reviews Retromedia's limited edition release of Don Dohler's The Alien Factor on Blu Ray

New Contributor, Moe “The Weirdo Von Helvete” Porne, reviews the latest western release from Momentum Pictures, Outlaws and Angels

Jon Cross reviews what is definitely his documentary of the year (so far - although it would be a tough act to beat) and may even be his movie of the year.

Jon invites you to plunge down the bizarre, fascinating and frightening rabbit hole that is the world of online, extreme, competitive tickling videos.

Yes, you read that right.

The Bloke Down the Pub is thanking himself that he watched 1962's Night Creatures/Captain Clegg for more than five minutes and again, singing the praises of Peter Cushing!

Kiva, our resident, expert, Bollywood reviewer talks about the, possibly too American, film Finding Fanny. A road trip romantic drama with a dark, fun sense of humour.

Jon Cross reviews Blue Underground's Blu Ray release of Venom starring Sterling Hayden, Klaus Kinski, Nicol Williamson, Susan George and Oliver Reed as Dave.

Jon Cross reviews horror film The Haunting of Alice D starring Kane Hodder.

Jon Cross reviews a Nico Mastorakis double bill of Blu Rays from Arrow Video: The Zero Boys and Hired To Kill.

The Bloke Down the Pub finds the tragedy and beauty in Oliver Reed as the wolf-man in 1961's The Curse of the Werewolf.

I take a look at the surreal and action packed horror film, The Horde. The review includes my interview with one of the stars, iconic screen villain, Vernon Wells.

We take a look at the Ethan Hawke, Emma Watson and David Thewlis starring Regression and talk to Dale Dickey all about her role and experience with the film.

The Bloke Down the Pub waxes rhapsodic about Peter Cushing as the quintessential cinematic Van Helsing in 1960's Brides of Dracula.

Opening tomorrow in theatres, we here at the After Movie Diner were lucky to get a sneak peek at Rob Reiner's latest film, Being Charlie. Co-written by and partly autobiographical about his son, Nick Reiner's struggle with drug addiction.

Jon Cross casts his reviewing eye over a new horror/slasher movie from Britain called The Hoarder.

Kiva, our resident, expert, Bollywood reviewer mixes it up and bombards us with images and opinions all about the crazy Bollywood action film Gunday.

This week the Bloke Down The Pub gets controversial as he questions everything about the Hammer movie The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb but especially aims his sights at the writer/director.