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Papa Cronenberg will be proud!

Just watched the indie gem 'Hammer' from Canadian director Christian Sparkes. It is an 82 minute crime thriller that follows a father trying to save his estranged criminal son from a drug dealer who he has ripped off. A very simple plotline but one that covers redemption, fatherhood and...

If you are looking for a high calibre martial arts film, then look no further. The directorial debut of Aussie stuntman and martial artist Bren Foster, 'Life After Fighting' is a seriously badass experience with a really diabolical villain and some very well choregraphed fight scenes and...

1. Close (Director: Lukas Dhont) 2. Babylon (Director: Damien Chazelle) 3. As Bestas aka The Beasts (Director: Rodrigo Sorogoyen) 4. Tár (Director: Todd Field) 5. Oppenheimer (Director: Christopher Nolan) 6. Sisu (Director: Jalmari Helander) 7. عنکبوت مقدس aka Holy Spider (Director: Ali Abbasi)...

Hello, Does anyone know where I could stream NSU German History X with English subtitles? It used to be on Netflix up until a number of years ago. Cheerio, Tim

This is amazing. Fucking love it!

Very young! Sorry to hear that dude.

I looked up what phylactery means. Random lol.

What are people's views on the Irish actor Paul Mescal? I have seen him in God's Creatures, Aftersun and snippets of the BBC drama Normal People. I suspect for me, he is going to be like Timothée Chalamet, where I think he is a fairly mediocre actor and then he will do a film (like Bones & All)...

Yes, when I was at uni in Staffordshire. Very tasty. It certainly contributed to my rotund stature :tickled:

I recently purchased Arrow Video's Ju On boxset. I have only ever seen the American remake, and I am a fan of J-Horror's so it made sense for me to fork out for this one. The first film which was straight-to-video was surprisingly very good. Ju On: The Curse is clearly low budget but Takashi...

The sequel has a segment by Gareth Evans of The Raid and Gangs of London fame. That one is pretty cool.

So, I had a cinema marathon yesterday with Avatar: The Way of Water, Plane & The Fabelmans. Avatar: The Way of Water - Nobody can take away how visually beautiful and stunning this film is and it is in this regard that it is much more superior to the first one. My main gripes with the film...

I am nearing the end of The Lair, and it is a pretty fun yarn!