The Wolverine Review: Logan's Thrilling Japan Adventure
Jackman returns as The Wolverine and faces his ultimate nemesis in a life-or-death battle that takes him to modern-day Japan.
The Shawshank Redemption Review: Hope Behind Bars
A significant component of what makes The Shawshank Redemption different from other prison films.
The Machine (2013) Review: Unusual Welsh Sci-Fi
The Machine is a visually stunning piece of work. Caradog W. James must like mixing it up; his feature debut was a Welsh comedy about racism.
The Lady Assassin Review: Vietnam's Stunning 3D Wuxia
The Lady Assassin is a feisty action adventure that makes the most of cutting-edge technology
The Godfather Review: Coppola's Monumental Crime Saga
As one of cinema's greatest masterpieces, The Godfather has become a timeless classic that will never fall out of style.
The Gays (2014) Review: A Shameless Dark Comedy
The Gays about the nuclear gay family, their interactions with each other and the complex dilemma of their existence
The Dark Knight Review: Nolan's Stunning Masterpiece
Batman faces many moral and ethical dilemmas as a hero's faces while dealing with the Joker's havoc on the city.
The Avengers Review: Whedon's Spectacular Ensemble
If there were ever a time to take flight, helming the Marvel mash-up Avengers Assemble is an excellent place to start.
Stranded Review: Bloody Sci-Fi Horror on the Moon
Stranded (2013) directed by Roger Christian follows the desperation of astronauts stationed in a lunar base.
Schindler's List Review: A Devastating Masterpiece
The film Schindler's List tells an important and compelling story about the Holocaust. It is a powerful and emotionally devastating work.
Pulp Fiction Review: Tarantino's Sensational Classic
The film Pulp Fiction stands out as among the foremost examples of Tarantino's unique voice as a filmmaker.
Night of the Devils Review: Startling Gothic Horror
Night of the Devils (1972) (La Notte dei Diavoli) is a lurid modern day reworking of Leo Tolstoy's gothic vampire novella The Wurdalak.
