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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – The BRWC Review While Netflix released the animated movie for ‘Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’, the turtles’ b… Read More

Jann Mardenborough (Archie Madakwe) is obsessed with driving. He knows all the ins and outs of every car he’s ever driven and he feels like he could be as good as the professionals. Th… Read More

Ciara (Nina Holland-Smith) has everything she ever wanted, she has a loving partner and a baby on the way and life feels like bliss. However, life has a way of doing things that we don&rsquo… Read More

After a long year, two couples decide that they need to reward themselves with a trip away over the festive season. Brittany (Alicia Karami) and Randy (Jeffrey Hunter) have been together for… Read More

Don’t Look Away: The BRWC Review. While all genres have tropes and clichés, horror is a special breed that embraces conventions and you have to go with them on a movie-to-movie… Read More

Bicycles have been around far longer than a lot of the inventions we take for granted like the car and the telephone. Whereas cars and phones have changed over the years, bicycles have more… Read More

Elemental takes Number 1 debut on the Official Film Chart after nail-biting race with Transformers: Rise of the Beasts: Disney and Pixar’s latest animated adventure Elemental wins a ph… Read More

The year is 1938 and the Ratch family are trying to have a better time aboard the Queen Mary than society allows. Posing as first-class passengers when they could only afford third, David (W… Read More

Chad (Spencer Harrison Levin) has a big following on social media and his pranks are legendary. He gets hundreds of thousands of views on each of his videos and the things that he livestream… Read More

Every now and then we get a movie that lives up to the promise of its title, such as Everything Everywhere All At Once, Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent… Read More

A group of people all with their own mental health issues come to The Vance Institute in order to be rid of their problems for good. Promising new and effective techniques, the institute run… Read More

The Problem Of The Hero: Review. Adapting a stage play into a movie is tough enough with so many lackluster examples out there, like Spinning Into Butter, Love’s Labour’s Lost, A… Read More

While Toho were involved with the American Godzilla films, the last cinematic portrayal of the King of Monsters that Toho released was in 2016 with ‘Shin Godzilla’. It was a fant… Read More

Dr. Lily Khan (Tal Hymans) is on the verge of getting everything she ever wanted. Despite her self-doubts, she has a thriving medical career ahead of her and a wonderful boyfriend, Kit (Alec… Read More

White Building: Review. It’s not often that a film comes out that has a lot to say about the state of the world, but does so in such a rich and detailed story that’s charming and… Read More

Arguably one of the greatest directors in film history, there are few things that are in the public consciousness about Orson Welles. Firstly, that he directed Citizen Kane, a feature that&r… Read More

Monica (Stephanie Leet) and Andre Duvalier (Neil Green) are a couple with a less than perfect relationship. They decide to move to the country, a chance to get away and start over, however t… Read More

Unboxing Review: The Shawshank Redemption 4K UHD Collector’s Edition Are you ready to embark on a cinematic journey like no other? The Shawshank Redemption 4K UHD Collector’s Edi… Read More

Leonardo da Vinci (Stephen Fry) was one of the greatest minds the world has ever known. He was a painter, a philosopher and most importantly – an inventor. However, living in renaissan… Read More

Lily Gladstone Edition: Bits & Pieces – Today Apple Original Films unveiled the trailer and key art for the highly anticipated documentary, “The Pigeon Tunnel,” a rivet… Read More

Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters – Trailer Talk The same week that Japanese film company Toho released the trailer for their next Godzilla film, the American remake series is continuing. Af… Read More

Claire (Lizzie Kehoe) dreams of working in the performing arts. She studies in New York and has a fascination for puppets, but after her tutor suggests that it may not be for her, she decide… Read More

Lonnie Thompson may not be the most well-known name in science, unless you know where to look. His research into the ice caps which started out as an exhibition to preserve what was hidden u… Read More

The single location and single character movie is hard to pull off. It requires a lot of charisma, focus, and overall interest for the running time of a feature film to be completely success… Read More

Dr. Nandor Fodor (Simon Pegg) is a world-renowned paranormal psychologist. Along with his assistant, Anne (Minne Driver), he travels far and wide to find evidence of things that cannot be ex… Read More

Studio Ghibli’s The Boy And The Heron: Trailer Talk  Studio Ghibli’s next film, titled ‘The Boy and the Heron’ follows a teenage boy as he discovers a magical wo… Read More

Evie Elkins (Morgan Bow) works a dead-end job as a waitress where she’s forced to serve the rich and entitled while they treat her badly. She lives with her mother and her daughter and… Read More

The Others 4K UHD Comp! To celebrate the special release and 4K restoration of one of the most critically acclaimed horror films of the 21st Century, Alejandro Amenábar’s THE OT… Read More

Barber: The BRWC Review Private eye movies like The Long Goodbye, The Thin Man, Klute, and others follow certain beats, such as taking a case, investigating, getting a new gadget from a &ldq… Read More

Just over 50 years ago, a script was starting to come together for director Robin Hardy’s debut feature. Inspired by ancient Pagan rituals, The Wicker Man came together with a star cas… Read More

Time travel movies are tricky. It’s fun and fantastic when this sub-genre hits the mark like Palm Springs, Hot Tub Time Machine, Looper, and others. But some of the time (no pun intend… Read More

Willow Song (Valerie Tian) hasn’t had the greatest life and addiction has led her down a dangerous path. Living in poverty, she has to do what she can and she’s helped along by h… Read More

Starting off your movie with people kneeling side-by-side in line, as they get beheaded one after another is one of the best and boldest ways to instantly grab an audience’s attention… Read More

HOW THE OTHERS USED OTHER HORROR CLASSICS TO MAKE A HIT Creepy horror classic THE OTHERS, starring Nicole Kidman, is one of the most successful and critically acclaimed horror films of all t… Read More

Martha (Eline Schumacher) works as a cleaner in a local factory and she is very much alone. The men at her work all look down at her, not only because of her position, but because she’… Read More

Harry Bradshaw (Jake Waring) has never been in a worse position in his life. He’s trying to get over a relationship that ended and he’s also caught in a bad situation at work whi… Read More

Head Count: Review. By Jake Peffer. Head Count follows Kat, an escaped convict who has been kidnapped by an unknown person. While being held captive Kat finds his own revolver pointed at his… Read More

Saw X – The BRWC Review. By Daniel Rester.   James Wan’s directorial debut Saw (2004) spawned a popular horror franchise in the 2000s, with a sequel releasing every yea… Read More

Flora And Son: Review. By Richard Schertzer. If you put a struggling single mother with a troubled son and charming guitarist you would probably have something like Flora and Son. The f… Read More

Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Specials: Trailer Talk With anticipation growing for the 3-part ‘Doctor Who’ special, last week saw the latest trailer released. The 60th anniversary… Read More

Sarlota (Natalia Germani) is returning to her hometown after learning about the death of her mother. Home seems to be a place full of bad memories and trauma for Sarlota as well because she… Read More

Alex (Johnny Beauchamp) is struggling with a lot of things in his life. He grew up with an abusive father who beat out all the confidence he had inside him, but he is still forced to live wi… Read More

Jeff (Nigel Hastings) is a vet making his living in Dartmoor. However, his personal life is far from as good as his professional one as his wife is on the verge of leaving him. His life is c… Read More

Delicatessen Blu Comp! To celebrate the sumptuous new 4K restoration of the wonderfully dark, critically acclaimed surreal comedy DELICATESSEN – out 16th October on 4K Ultra HD™… Read More

Mami Wata is a powerful water spirit of west and central African folklore, capable of causing natural disasters such as tidal waves and hurricanes if angered, but also can grant wishes to th… Read More

Everybody’s lives would be better if they had a cat. Cats can bring calmness and joy to a family home as well as being good for your mental health and your blood pressure. The presence… Read More

Saw X: Another Review While it may not be Halloween yet, Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures are sure to remind us that the time for spooks, scares and even blood is here with the new entry into… Read More

While most documentaries feature talking head-style interviews that give viewers insight on past events, there are others that just let the camera roll and let the editing do all the talking… Read More

Sam (Paris Peterson) is getting over the loss of a loved one and he’s not dealing with it very well. He’s at that stage where he’s crying all the time and finds it hard to… Read More

Hazbin Hotel: Trailer Talk Occasions like this have occurred before: a short film or series is released on Youtube and gains popularity to the point that it’s picked up by a film or TV… Read More

Why Didn’t Matt Dillon Become A Movie Star? By Simon Thompson. Some dead Roman guy named Seneca once said that “luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity”. No… Read More

Throughout the world there are stereotypes that to an extent we all believe in some way. From an outsider’s view it seems like Americans all get tarred with the same brush too. They se… Read More

The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial: Review. By Daniel Rester.   The great William Friedkin passed away in early August of this year. He is the director behind such classics as The Fren… Read More

Madonna Edition: Bits & Pieces – STUDIOCANAL and PARK CIRCUS are delighted to announce that a magical new 4k restoration of the perennial Christmas Classic, SAN… Read More

Cam (Will Madden) and Sky (Angela Wong Carbone) have just moved to a new place for a bargain price. They’re overjoyed because not only did it come cheap, but it was because the house w… Read More

Iron Lung: Trailer Talk When this year’s horror film ‘Talk To Me’ was released, it immediately became a huge success, both financially and commercially. With this came the… Read More

Kendall Whelpton and his wife, Vera have been investigating paranormal activity for years. The quest for evidence of the unknown has been their lives and it brings them to a farm where it&rs… Read More

The Miracle Club: Review. By D Cherry. Past demons take centre stage in this story set initially in Ireland in the late 1960s.  Centred around a group of strong women (Laura Linney… Read More

“My Friend Tommy” is a thought-provoking film that takes on some tough subjects. It seems like it’s making fun of a problem in our society where guys feel pressured to act… Read More

Killers of the Flower Moon – Review. By Daniel Rester.   Legendary director Martin Scorsese is about to turn 81 and he is still going strong as a visionary filmmaker. He has… Read More