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Incoming: Nocturnal Animals

From writer/director Tom Ford comes a haunting romantic thriller of shocking intimacy and gripping tension that explores the thin lines between love and cruelty, and revenge and redemption. Academy Award…

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Blu-ray Review: Kes (Masters of Cinema)

Along with Mike Leigh, Ken Loach has been the forerunner in British cinema in terms of documenting prevailing social issues and gritty ‘kitchen sink’ realism. His latest film, I, Daniel…

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Track: Smoove & Turrell – Crown Posada

If your up for a bit of Funk, Soul, Hip Hop and Jazz coming to you from the North East (UK), then step right up for the latest album from…

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Not Forgotten: They Might Be Giants – They Might Be Giants (a.k.a. Pink Album. a.k.a. First Album)

Released into a musical landscape over-populated by purveyors of synth-pop, stadium rock, post punk, underground alternative, heartland rockers, disposable pop and The Smiths (the band that pretty much defined what…

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Blu-Ray Review: Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies

Traditionally, mixing horror and comedy has proven to be thwart with peril. There were few directors who could pull it off, but Peter Jackson (Braindead/Bad Taste) and Sam Raimi (Evil…

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Say Psych: Premiere, The Sentient by Dreamtime

It’s been a big year for Dreamtime releases this year. The first two albums, ‘Dreamtime‘ and ‘Sun‘, were re-released by Cardinal Fuzz/ Captcha Records back in January and sold out…

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Incoming: The Light Between Oceans

The Light Between Oceans, an international best-seller, takes place on a remote Australian island in the years following World War I, where a lighthouse keeper and his wife are faced…

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DVD Review: Fuga

There’s a good chance, come February, that Pablo Larraín will be collecting his first Academy Award. The Chilean director has previously been nominated in the Best Foreign Language Film category…

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Say Psych: Playlist 23/2016

These days it seems almost impossible to keep up with all the releases that are coming out constantly during the year. One of the reasons I started doing these playlists…

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Celluloid Screams Review: The Void

In a genre full of weird and wonderful offerings, Astron-6 offer a truly unique vision of horror cinema. They’re produced a raft of deliciously entitled shorts including Insanophenia, Inferno of…

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Incoming: Nocturnal Animals

Blu-ray Review: Kes (Masters of Cinema)

Track: Smoove & Turrell – Crown Posada

Not Forgotten: They Might Be Giants – They Might Be Giants (a.k.a. Pink Album. a.k.a. First Album)

Blu-Ray Review: Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies

Say Psych: Premiere, The Sentient by Dreamtime

Incoming: The Light Between Oceans

DVD Review: Fuga

Say Psych: Playlist 23/2016

Celluloid Screams Review: The Void