7
… a pleasing genre throwback with deft direction, a superb cast and enough crazy cannibals with filed teeth to offer a highly enjoyable, lazy afternoon’s viewing.
7.5
Fans of the original, and killer fauna flicks in general, will almost certainly find something tasty to gnaw on.
7
… a must-own for fans of this derided but decent example of the genre.
6
Confounding, subversive and obtuse as hell ...
8
… aesthetically bold, thematically rich and uncompromisingly challenging experience that won’t be for everyone, but will absolutely thrill the cybernetic trousers off those attuned to its prickly rhythms.
8
… this is the best way to watch Linda Fiorentino at her darkest, sexiest and femme fatale best.
9.2
Visually arresting, fast-paced and deeply affecting...
With the powerful new documentary Changing Track, first time Aussie director Tristan Kenyon crafts the highly affecting tale of three Australian athletes in training for The Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic
6.5
… a perfectly inoffensive, enjoyable enough distraction that may help you through the long wait until the latest announced remasters become available.
8.7
Requiem feels less like a cohesive narrative and more a nostalgic victory lap strung together with bravura set pieces and the classic puzzle solving under duress that makes this series