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Six months after the rage virus was inflicted on the United Kingdom, the US army attempts to help secure a small area of London for the survivors to start again and rebuild. But it was not going to be as simple as that . . .
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Continue reading “28 Weeks Later (2007) Review”
When a group of animal rights activists break into a lab and release monkeys from cages in an attempt to rescue them, despite a scientists warning that they are contagious everything will change when the virus spreads rapidly across Great Britain.
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Continue reading “28 Days Later (2002) Review”
When couple Moth and Raynor Winn must deal with losing their home and adapt to a live changing terminal illness, not left with much choice or support they decide to walk a coastal path.
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Continue reading “The Salt Path (2024) Review”
Everything isn’t as it seems when an ancient threat endangers both Vikings and dragons on the Isle of Berk, an unlikely friendship between Hiccup an inventive Viking and Toothless a Night Fury dragon will change everything both species had been fighting for.
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Continue reading “How to Train Your Dragon (2025) Review”
To go along with the first trailer release for Deliver Me From Nowhere we have the poster, which again looks great!
I honestly cannot begin to explain how excited I am for this film, I have seen Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 7 times and going in a week for the 8th time in Milan!
The casting looks so good with Jeremy Allen White as The Boss.
Eve is a trained assassin using the traditions of the Ruska Roma organisation but she has always wanked to seek revenge for the death of her father, unaware of her true heritage and past.
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Continue reading “Ballerina (2025) Review”
The definitive story of Rocky Horror featuring Richard O’Brien, Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Trixie Mattel and Jack Black set for UK & Irish cinema release
| Celebrating its UK Premiere at Sheffield DocFest on 19th June & Irish Premiere at GAZE on August 3rd ★★★★★ “Deeply Personal” Laughing Place ★★★★ “A heartfelt tribute” The Queer Review “A love letter to the power of cult cinema” Rue Morgue “Energetic and vivacious” RogerEbert “Impressive” The Hollywood Reporter |
When Li Fong, a kung fu prodigy moves to New York City with his mother he must start his life over again while also dealing with the trauma from his past, can he keep his promise of not fighting.
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Continue reading “Karate Kid: Legends (2025) Review”I mean I am still so happy with the first part and this trailer certainly helps to build the excitement even more! Because I knew you, I have been changed for good.
Also a little sneak peak of “No Good Deed”
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