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Vampyr (1932) – Film Review
Director: Carl TH. Dreyer Cast: Maurice Schultz, Sybille Schmitz, Julian West Certificate: PG By Sarah Morgan He may not have ... -
Knockabout (1979) – Film Review
Director: Sammo Hung Cast: Yuen Biao, Bryan “Beardy” Leung Kar-yan, Lau Kar-wing Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow Brothers Yipao (Yuen ... -
Midnight (2021) – Film Review
Director: Kwon Oh-seung Cast: Wi Ha-jun, Jin Ki-joo, Gil Hae-yeon Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow Writer/director Kwon Oh-seung’s Midnight is ... -
Odd Couple (1979) – Film Review
Director: Lau Kar-wing Cast: Sammo Hung, Lau Kar-wing, Bryan “Beardy” Leung Kar-yan Certificate: 12 By Roger Crow Considered by some ... -
Skinny Tiger and Fatty Dragon (1990) – Film Review
Director: Chia-Yung Liu Cast: Sammo Hung, Karl Maka, Carrie Ng Ka-Lai Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow “Nutty Kickbox Cops”, to ... -
The Indian Tomb (1921) – Film Review
Director: Joe May Cast: Olaf Fønss, Mia May, Conrad Veidt By Sarah Morgan Sometimes stories can get under your skin. ... -
The Sun Shines Bright (1953) – Film Review
Director: John Ford Cast: Arleen Whelan, Charles Winninger, John Russell Certificate: PG By Sarah Morgan John Ford’s name has become ... -
The Love of Jeanne Ney (1927) – Film Review
Director: G.W. Pabst Cast: Edith Jehane, Uno Henning, Fritz Rasp Certificate: PG By Sarah Morgan The list of landmark German ... -
Cinematic Vengeance! 8 Kung Fu Classics – Review
Cinematic Vengeance! 8 Kung Fu Classics from Director Joseph Kuo Certificate: 15 By @Roger Crow I’d never heard of Joseph ... -
The Sabata Trilogy – Review
By Sarah Morgan More than 600 European westerns – now dubbed Spaghetti westerns – were made during the genre’s heyday, ... -
The Great Silence (1968) – Film Review
Director: Sergio Corbucci Cast: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Klaus Kinski, Vonetta McGee Certificate: 15 By Sarah Morgan Sergio Leone may be the ... -
Champion (1949) – Film Review
Director: Mark Robson Cast: Kirk Douglas, Arthur Kennedy, Marilyn Maxwell Certificate: PG By Sarah Morgan Playing sensitive souls wasn’t really ...
