BluChristmas #4: Touch of Evil (1958)
This was a film ahead of its time. It contains radical decisions in filmmaking and…
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BluChristmas #3: Casablanca (1942) – Steelbook Edition
Some argue that this is the perfect romantic film. If it isn’t, it certainly comes…
Ben Affleck and Batman; is it really so bad?
Bronwyn Scotland reckons we should all give poor old Ben Affleck a chance.
Review: Here Comes the Devil ★★★☆☆
This new Mexican horror movie from Argentinian Adrián García Bogliano is an interesting, if not entirely successful, little shocker.
BluChristmas #2: Insomnia (2002)
The world of Hollywood film distribution is a funny thing, and although the larger part…
Archive: Satire and horror collide to chilling effect in Saxon Logan’s movie Sleepwalker
Grace and David travel to the country to visit their friends, brother and sister Marianne…
BluChristmas #1: We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Paedophobic cinema has become a fairly classic staple of the horror genre. The Omen, The Exorcist and The Shining have…
First Look Review: Blue Jasmine ★★★★☆
Woody Allen’s new movie offers up a surprising new side to the prolific director and features a great turn from actor Cate Blanchett
J.K. Rowling announces film adaptation of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Warner Bros. Entertainment and J.K Rowling set out their plans, including a new film and television series and theme park attractions.
The Edge presents… BluChristmas! 100 Blu-rays over 100 days!
The Edge unveil’s this year’s festive countdown: a celebration of the high definition Blu-ray format, featuring the 100 discs you must put on your Christmas list.
Review: About Time ★★★★☆
Richard Curtis’ new film is aptly named, as it’s a long awaited addition to his…
CinemaClub Competition: Win a copy of Plein Soleil on Blu-ray!
This year the classic French thriller Plein Soleil has been remastered in 4K and re-released…
Review: Pain and Gain ★☆☆☆☆
Michael Bay is back, and as unfunny, sleazy and misogynist as ever says The Edge critic Thomas Williams
DVD review: Thérèse Desqueyroux is a suffocating and dreadfully dull adaptation of François Mauriac’s novel
I’ve never been particularly impressed with Audrey Tautou and this suffocating and miserable French drama…