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David Lowery expands his pallet into Arthurian legend in this Dev Patel fronted medieval thriller/drama.

Howard Hawks’ significant gangster pic was a comment upon the US government's lack of action against the gangster influence on society.

Once again I walked out of a Matrix sequel disagreeing with everyone else.

Maras has made this and put his own stamp on the film making itself, and this is an excellent debut feature.

Richard Gere plays Richard Gere, or Julian, a male escort if you prefer, who is framed for the murder of an ex-client. So far, so Gere.

No, not that one.

Scream 4 has the right ideas in place, but succesfully impementing them for a fourth time proves tricky.

Michael Mann yet again proves his genius even if Blackhat is one of his slightly less brilliant offerings.

The plot is one of the boldest and most ludicrous put to film, and it gets madder from there.

A truly mad romp, a film posing as an A-lister, this is an Ozploitation thriller that could almost be straight from the Grindhouse era.

Although Alien³ isn’t even in the same league as the first two Alien films, there’s far more of note here than the film is given credit for.

Scream 3 as you’d expect, parodies all the clichés and traits of a trilogy with mixed results.

Spiral makes the bottom of the barrel look a rather pleasing place to be scraping from.

Topaz is generally considered to be one of Hitchcock’s weaker films, and yet I thought it was really terrific espionage thriller.

James Stewart’s Doctor Benjamin McKenna and his wife Josephine are traveling with their young son Hank when they witness a murder.

The sixth Jurassic Park film is utterly redundant, but it is at least better than its appalling predecessor.

Brandon Cronenberg is well on his way to emulating his Father in the best way possible.

The best way to describe Kim Jee-woon's crime thriller is Oldboy-lite.

Sidney Lumet is well versed in crafting corrupt cop thrillers, he's the man behind Serpico (1973) and Prince Of The City (1981).

If you want to see what a B-movie with an (almost) A-list cast that actually knows what it is and does it rather well, Faster is your film