Lisa Gullickson waxes rhapsodic about awesome, explosive actioner Savage Dog starring the "beautifully doe eyed" Scott Adkins and directed by, friend of the site, Jesse V Johnson. 

New contributor Lindsey Thomas looks back at the 1990s and the quintessential 90s movie, full of bad hair, checked shirts and cool music, Singles.

Owen, our resident Bigfoot expert, specialist and all round fan has tasked himself with watching just about every Sasquatch movie ever made. Read his review of 1998's Big and Hairy, a bizarre Bigfoot, redemptive, family, sports TV movie. 

New horror reviewer Jaden Jordan takes a look at the latest Stephen King big screen adaptation, the IT reboot/remake.

Lisa Gullickson, our new contributor, casts an eye over Austria's first ever zombie film, the inaccurately named, Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies!

Our Hammer loving Bloke Down The Pub is shouting "where are the bleedin' dinosaurs!?" and "do something Raquel! Save us!" during 1966's One Million Years B.C.

Jon Cross takes a look at Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor, the latest book from actor, writer, director, producer and proud owner of the most kingly chin in show business, Mr. Bruce Campbell.

The Bloke Down The Pub, lover of all things Hammer, talks about the studio stitching all the bits together and finally getting it right with 1974's Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell starring none other than, the exceptional, Peter Cushing.

It doesn't happen often but our Hammer Film loving 'Bloke Down The Pub' struggles to find the point or much entertainment value in 1972's Fear In the Night.

Cult Classic connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro looks at the late 70s explosion of teenage angst and rage in Over The Edge!

The Hammer Horror loving 'Bloke Down The Pub' is back! and wishing that they could've got Peter Cushing to do one day's work on 1970's Taste The Blood of Dracula.

Our review of Beatriz at Dinner, starring Salma Hayek and John Lithgow. Is it food for thought or do they make a meal of it? Read and find out!

Jon Cross takes a look at a new, rare starring vehicle for Sam Elliott but is our star wasted on The Hero?

Michael Goldberg thinks about the nature of "belief" while looking at episode three of the Starz Television Series American Gods, based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

Nerd contributor and arachnophobe, Michael Goldberg looks at episode two of the Starz Television Series American Gods, based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

Our new, self confessed, "nerd contributor" Michael Goldberg begins his look at the Starz Television Series American Gods based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

A review for the recent drama film concerning Christine Chubbuck the true story of the news anchor who shot herself live on air, "Christine" starring Rebecca Hall.

Our Hammer Horror loving 'Bloke Down The Pub' is wondering if there isn't something personal, deep in his psyche, that is drawing him into the story of 1970's Crescendo.

Jon Cross reviews Doug Liman's new tense war drama The Wall starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick Ass) and John Cena.

Jon Cross takes a bite out of The Dinner and discovers he wouldn't survive if this was all he had to live off...