Drown
DVD Review
When a new lifeguard moves onto his patch and instantly becomes a hero, champion Len struggles with jealousy and with a sexual attraction that threatens his identity.
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Night And The City
Blu-Ray Review
A small time American hustler in post war London takes on the hoodlum who runs the wrestling rackets.
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The Passage
DVD Review
Young Australians setting out to disprove an urban legend find themselves caught up in a different supernatural horror.
The Happiest Days Of Your Life
DVD Review
A mix-up at the Ministry sees a respectable girls' school evacuated to the all-male Nutbourne College, much to the horror of their respective headteachers.
The Houses Of Halloween
DVD Review
A group of young filmmakers tours the US in search of a truly scary Halloween haunted house attraction.
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Blood Moon
DVD Review
A group of travellers captured by outlaws face a bigger threat - a creature known by natives as a skinwalker.
52 Tuesdays
DVD Review
Over the course of a year, a teenage girl adjusts to life as a woman while her mother adjusts to life as a man.
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The Man Who Could Cheat Death
Blu-Ray Review
A man clings to life and youth well beyond their natural span by having the parathyroid glands of unfortunate young women transplanted into his body.
Citizenfour
DVD Review
Documentary about Edward Snowden.
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The Treatment
DVD Review
A detective whose little brother disappeared long ago has to investigate a similar case.
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