Another week, another set of movie reviews. This week I am tackling the second remake of the 1974 horror/Christmas classic 'Black Christmas'. Does this one add to the previous entries, or is it another failed reboot? The second film I saw was one of my most anticipated of 2019. Director Jennifer Kent's anticipated follow-up of her 2014 breakout directorial debut, 'The Babadook', with 'The Nightingale'. Was it worth the wait? I also review this weeks Blu-Ray of the week 'Slapshot', sent to me by the wonderful people at Shock Entertainment. I also give a brief trailer breakdown for Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet'. Have a listen and hear my thoughts on these titles below... 

Black Christmas (2019) - 0:01 The Nightingale - 28:45 

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One of the most anticipated movie events of the decade. the conclusion of the Skywalker saga and Disney's first complete trilogy. 'Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker' is finally here and I have a fair bit to dive into. So let's get into it. Here is my spoiler breakdown of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker', I talk interpretation, what this all means and where we go from here. Have a listen and let me know what you think...  

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Whilst everyone is watching holiday classics, I am watching holidays classics from a bygone era. Here are two B-movie classics for you this Christmas. With Black Christmas 2019 hitting cinemas, It's time to go back and review 1974 classic that to this day, is still the best version of the story. Thanks to Shock Entertainment who sent me this glorious Blu-ray release to review for you guys. The second film was sent to me by Glass Doll Films and is the glorious collector's edition of 1980's Christmas/horror classic 'Christmas Evil. See the links down below to pick up your copies today on Blu-Ray... 

Black Christmas (1974) - 0:01 Christmas Evil (1980) - 13:47 

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Two new movies reviews for you all this week. I picked up a copy of the 'Shudder' original film produced by Eli Roth, 'Haunt' on Amazon and wanted to talk about it. I also picked up a copy of 'The Peanut Butter Falcon', the feel-good dramedy starring Shia LeBeouf. This weeks Blu-Ray of the week is something a little different as well, thanks to Umbrella Entertainment I will be discussing the Ray Harryhausen double-feature, featuring: 'First Men In The Moon' & '20 Million Miles To Earth. Have a listen and let me know your thoughts on any of these titles... 

Haunt - 1:40 The Peanut Butter Falcon - 26:47 Blu-Ray of The Week (Ray Harryhausen Double Feature) - 38:15 

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This week I will be tackling two new thrillers of sorts. The first is Martin Scorcese's latest film, 10 years in the making, Netflix's 'The Irishman', a film I have been anticipating for a long time. The Second new release is Rian Johnson's who-done-it fable with an all-star line-up, 'Knives Out'. This weeks Blu-Ray of the week is the 2019 Shock Entertainment, 'Cinema Cult' release of 1987's 'Fatal Attraction'. Have a listen and hear my thoughts on these ones... 

The Irishman - 0:01 Knives Out - 21:13 Blu-Ray of The Week (Fatal Attraction 1987) - 34:35 

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Another new episode for you all. I finally got a chance to see the director's cut of Midsommar and I have a lot to say... Ford v Ferrari also hits cinemas and I had the chance to see that. Directed by James Mangold (Logan) and starring Christian bale & Matt Damon. I also review this weeks Blu-Ray release of the week, Lucio Fulci's The Gates of Hell Trilogy, once again from Shock Entertainment's Cinema Cult collection. See the link below to pick up your own copy of this one today! Have a listen and hear my thoughts on these ones (Mild spoilers for Midsommar)... 

Midsommar: Directors Cut - 0:01 Ford v Ferrari - 29:04 Blu-Ray of The Week (Gates of Hell Trilogy) - 43:48 

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Well, it has finally arrived. Disney plus has graced Disney fans with classics remastered, brand new content and newly acquired IP's from Fox as well. I will discuss the layout, what's available (The Mandalorian being the major focus) and my thoughts on what's to come. have a listen and let me know what you think of Disney Plus. I also discuss the new release from Eagle Entertainment 'Mara' as well, see a link below to pick this one up on DVD... 

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A special episode this time around. Thanks to Viavision Entertainment, who were kind enough to send me copies of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and The Last of The Mohican's Ultimate Edition, Blu-Ray re-releases to review for you all. Two films that I have always been fond of and now I have the perfect opportunity to talk about them both in all their HD glory. This weeks Blu-Ray of the week is also brought to you by Via Vision Entertainment, with their new release Jim Carey double-pack 'Ace Ventura: Pet Detective' & 'Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls'. Have a listen and let me know what you think of both of these films... 

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - 0:07  The Last of The Mohicans - 20:47  Blu-Ray of The Week (Ace Ventura Double Pack) - 42:47 

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This week two new horror flick reviews for you all. Mike Flanagan's sequel to 'The Shining' both as a novel and Kubrick's original adaptation from 1980. Ewan McGreggor is Danny Torrance and I am very excited to talk about this film. The second film I saw was the sequel to 2017's 47 Meters Down, '47 Meters Down: Uncaged'. I love shark movies whether they are good terrible there is always something to enjoy, so what did I think of 47 Meters Down: Uncaged? I also introduce a new segment to the show 'Blu-Ray of The Week'. This weeks Blu-Ray of the week is David Cronenberg's 1983 classic 'Videodrome' from Shock Entertainments, 'Cinema Cult' collection. Check out the link below to pick up your copy today! Have a listen and hear my thoughts... 

Doctor Sleep - 0:01 47 Meters Down: Uncaged - 27:03 Blu-Ray of The Week (Videodrome - 1983) - 48:39 

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