Tagged thriller

David Brook reviews Sidney Lumet's classic nuclear war thriller, Fail Safe, which is being released on Blu-ray by the Criterion Collection.

David Brook reviews Indicator's Blu-ray release of William Richert's oddball conspiracy thriller, starring Jeff Bridges and John Huston.

Director: William Peter Blatty Screenplay: William Peter Blatty Starring: George C Scott, Ed Flanders, Brad Dourif, Jason MIller Year: 1990 / 2016 Duration: 110 mins / 105 mins Country: USA BBFC Certi...

Andrew Beeken reviews Indicator's lavish boxed set of four Hammer classics.

Andrew Beeken checks out Arrow Video's reissue of this late 70's exploitation flick.

William Old reviews Secret Ceremony, Joseph Losey's 1968 British thriller-drama with a star studded cast including Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Farrow and Robert Mitchum.

William Old reviews Adrian Panek's Werewolf, inspired by true events, part survival horror and part war thriller, making for an interesting genre twist.

David Brook reviews Eureka's boxset of Sam Fuller films - Fixed Bayonets!, Pickup on South Street, Hell and High Water, House of Bamboo and Forty Guns.

Andrew Beeken looks at the Blu Ray relase of George A. Romero's Stephen King adaptation, The Dark Half

Director: Billy Sense Screenplay: Billy Sense Starring: Shane Carruth, Poorna Jagannathan, Bill Feehely, Jeremy Childs Year: 2018 Duration: 93 mins Country: USA BBFC Certification: 18 In the vast...

David Brook reviews Park Chan-wook's Vengeance Trilogy (Sympathy for Mr Vengeance, Oldboy & Lady Vengeance), released in a Blu-ray boxset by Arrow Video.

Director:  Shawn Ku Screenplay: John Stuart Newman Starring: Nicolas Cage, Benjamin Bratt, Noah Le Gros, Mohamed Karim, Karoline Wydra Year: 2019 Country: Canada, USA BBFC Classification: 15 Another mo...

Director: John Herzfeld Screenplay: Miles Chapman & John Herzfeld Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista, 50 Cent, Jin Zhang, Harry Shum Jr, Devon Sawa, Jamie King, Russell Wong, Daniel Bernhardt Ye...

Alex Porter reviews David Robert Mitchell's noirish mystery follow-up to It Follows.

David Brook reviews this underseen brutal 60s classic, featuring Martin Sheen and Beau Bridges. It's being released on dual-format Blu-ray and DVD by Eureka.