Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
After almost 20 years one of the world’s favourite movie heroes returned to the screen. This time he has to face his deadliest enemy yet - the critics...
The once mighty Alien and Predator franchises are reduced to direct-to-video status with this largely worthless exercise in making money from nothing
Mar 4th 2008 12:27 // Reviews // No comments
Dan Simmons explores the scarier side of history in his pseudo-factual chiller The Terror
Dec 28th 2007 12:13 // Reviews // No comments
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
It's taken me almost exactly two years to get around to seeing the Hollywood adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy. (...more...)
Apr 25th 2007 23:53 // Reviews // No comments
As I get (slightly) older (each day) I'm realising that I have a weakness for many of the films that I remember from my early childhood. (...more...)
Jan 31st 2007 16:16 // Reviews // No comments
I seem to start every review lately with the refrain "It's been a while since I've written a review..." (or words to that effect) and this one will be no different. (...more...)
Downfall is a film I've been meaning to see for some time - and for a change I did actually get around to seeing it following repeated recommendations (thanks due to Ben at the Mondo Movie podcast and Joe Barlow of the Cinemaslave podcast among others). (...more...)
Jul 4th 2006 20:20 // Reviews // No comments
Before I get into this let me warn you that Lost is best enjoyed unspoiled. While I'll do my best to avoid giving anything away, if you do want to tuck into season two of Lost completely untainted by foreknowledge, then look away now. (...more...)
Jun 13th 2006 12:45 // Reviews // No comments
New reviews have been few and far between on HoC lately (read: nonexistent). This is partly because we've not seen that many new films, but mostly because lately we've been watching lots and lots of TV (CSI, Bones, Lost, Doctor Who, Smallville, etc) and if I was to review every episode of every show I watch none of you would ever forgive me. (...more...)
May 26th 2006 15:43 // Reviews // No comments
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