A drama set in the Cayman Islands trying to show the many levels of crime which are present, with both locals and people stopping by.
Haven (2004) Review
Eye for an Eye (1996) Review
When Karen McCann’s eldest daughter is raped and murdered while she is on the phone to her and powerless to help, she takes matters into her own hands when the man responsible for this is let go on a technicality.
Fast & Furious 7 (2015) Review
The team are back for one last outing with this being the last film the late Paul Walker is in, due to his tragic death whilst making the film.
Focus (2015) Review
Veteran con man Nicky pulling off his latest scheme has a shock when a woman, Jess turns his world upside down.
Capote (2005) Review
Truman Capote a writer is intrigued when he learns of a murder of a family in Kansas, that he decides to write some articles for the newspaper he works for, but he is inspired to write a book about it all instead.
Inherent Vice (2014) Review
In the 1970s a drug fuelled Private Investigator “Doc” is taken on a very strange adventure after his girlfriend leaves him.
A Most Violent Year (2014) Review
It’s 1981 in New York City, which is regarded as the most dangerous year in the city’s history. Abel Morales is attempting to grow his business as someone is trying to sabotage what he already has.
The Dark Knight (2008) Review
The second instalment in Christopher Nolan’s incredible Batman trilogy. Gotham City is turned upside down as The Joker begins to cause chaos in the city, pushing everyone to find out their limits.
Sherlock (TV Series) – Seasons 1-3
A modern-day update as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson take on cases in 21st Century London. I am a little bit behind on catching up with Sherlock considering the first season was originally broadcast in 2010. But thanks to Netflix UK I watched season one and two very quickly as a was taken in by this incredible drama.
Nightcrawler (2014) Review
Louis Bloom a man who is very driven and looking for work, ends up getting himself into recording crime scenes and selling them for TV news.
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