Review: Assault on Precinct 13
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the release of AOP13, Second Sight films are delighted to announce a newly restored high definition version of the film from a 1080p transfer. Continue Reading
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the release of AOP13, Second Sight films are delighted to announce a newly restored high definition version of the film from a 1080p transfer. Continue Reading
52 Pick-Up sits on the border of what we tend to get involved in at BTG, however being a stand up thriller it’s certainly worth a review. First of all Continue Reading
Meridith (Miranda Wyss) is the long-suffering carer of possibly the world’s most miserable and manipulative dad in the history of father-dom. Now in her 40s the only memories which Meridith Continue Reading
The Killing of America is a ‘shockdoc’ released in 1982 made to highlight the decline of the United States. It never really saw a release in America, I get the Continue Reading
Those familiar with Director George Clarke’s other works, in particular the more recent ‘Blood Harvest’ will know that he likes to cross genre. Whilst I wouldn’t say his works are Continue Reading
Recovery is another ‘new-age’ horror which by tapping in to the popularity of social media delivers a simple yet enjoyable thriller. ‘Friend Request’ comes to mind a film which also Continue Reading
Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns to his genre routes in ‘Creepy’ (Kurîpî: Itsuwari no rinjin – original title). This time around the supernatural threats have been ditched for one far more Continue Reading
Chad Ferrin’s ‘Parasites’ – I’m almost lost for words other than to say that it’s been a while since a film blind-sided me as much as this. With a synopsis Continue Reading
Written and directed by Malcolm Deegan ‘Fractional’ is a psychological thriller which plays heavily on our innate fears of helplessness and isolation to engage in its story of guilt, dirty Continue Reading
Back in 2015 we reviewed a Zombie Book entitled ‘Exit Zero’ authored by New Jersey aficionado Neil Cohen. Our review praised the book on so many levels – great plot, Continue Reading