Urban Explorer (2011): Released 5th March on DVD & Bluray (18) Running time: 90 minutes Director: Andy Fetscher Writer: Martin Thau Starring: Nathalie Kelley, Nick Eversman, Klaus Stiglmeier Reviewed by: [read on...]

Blood Creek (2009) (18) Running time: 95 minutes Director: Joel Schumacher Writer: David Kajganich Starring: Michael Fassbender, Henry Cavill, Dominic Purcell, Emma Booth Reviewed by: Matt Wavish, official HCF critic [read on...]

War Horse (2011): Out now in cinemas (12A) Running time: 146 minutes Director: Steven Spielberg Writers: Lee Hall, Richard Curtis, Michael Morpurgo Starring: Jeremy Irvine, Peter Mullan, Emily Watson Reviewed [read on...]

Evil Rising (AKA Sauna) (2008) (15) Running time: 83 minutes Director: Antti-Jussi Annila Writer: Iiro Kuttner Starring: Ville Virtanen, Tommi Eronen, Viktor Klimenko Reviewed by: Matt Wavish, official HCF critic [read on...]

Postal (2007) (18) Running time: 100 minutes Director: Uwe Boll Writers: Uwe Boll, Bryan C. Knight Starring: Dave Foley, Verne Troyer, Zack Ward Reviewed by: Matt Wavish, official HCF critic [read on...]

Directed by Oren Moverman Written by Alessandro Camon and Oren Moverman Starring Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson, Samantha Morton, Jena Malone and Steve Buscemi Ben Foster stars as Staff Sergeant Will [read on...]

  “Bunch of slack jawed fagots around here!”. Those words uttered by Jesse Ventura in the helicopter in Predator as a group of mercenaries prepare to enter the jungle on [read on...]

Directed by: Luigi Batzella First released: June 1982 Current status: Banned in the UK, available uncut in the US The Beast in Heat is one of the most famous of [read on...]

[minor spoilers] [2008] In the Ghazni Province in Afghanistan, a special forces team meet CIA agent Benjamin Keynes, who tells them they are to find an important Afghan cleric called [read on...]

Inglorious Basterds could not have been released by Tarantino at a better time. We all know that the self confessed (and proud of it) movie dweeb can make good films, [read on...]

CITY OF LIFE AND DEATH Every now and then a war film comes along that quite simply blows you away, City of Life and Death is one of those films! [read on...]