Editorials

Marvel Battleworld: Mystery of the Thanostones Game Review

August 27, 2020

Since their introduction in 2011, Funko Pop Vinyls have been an affordable way to collect your favourite characters from popular culture. Now, partnering with Marvel, Funko make the leap from the display cabinet to the table top in Marvel: Battleworld, a micro collectible, table-top gaming system in which you pit your heroes in various battles […]

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by Sean Burton

The Simple Genius of Saul Bass Posters

July 31, 2020

There is a lack of creativity in poster design today. In terms of the mainstream studio movies especially, there is very little variation. Popular tropes that we see movie posters constantly imitating today include the “half face” poster, often reserved for dramas or anything with a tone that can be described as “gritty”. Or the approach of any self titled blockbuster, from Marvel to the depressing revival of long dead franchises, which is to simply throw the entire cast [...]

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by Oliver Woodings

Want all your streaming services in one place? ScreenHits TV has you covered

May 22, 2020

Want your streaming services in one place? Screenhits TV has got your back.

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by Sean Burton

Home, Cinema – Has Streaming Stepped In To Save Or Slay Movie Theatres?

April 17, 2020

Once upon a time, your local multiplex was the only place to catch the latest blockbuster. But in the last few years, streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime have changed the game with their original productions and expensive acquisitions of projects distributors lost faith in. Typically though, big-budget releases could still be counted […]

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by Sean Burton

Arrow Video’s James White on restoring the works of Jose Larraz

March 21, 2019

Arrow Film's James White discusses the story behind restoring these three films of José Larraz - Vampyres, The Coming of Sin and Whirlpool.

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by Sean Burton

The RAFTA’s 2018

March 6, 2019

Here's our picks of what stood out in the cinematic year of 2018 as we hand out the coveted and completely non-existent RAFTA trophies.

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by Sean Burton

The Horror Movie Guide to Parenting

February 26, 2019

The Hole in the Ground arrives in cinemas this week – the latest horror to explore the terrifying realities of raising children. The stress, the lack of sleep, and the anxiety of bringing up these little monsters to be well-rounded human beings. Which is all the more complicated if they turn out to be actual […]

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by Sean Burton

Our thoughts on the 30 minute preview of Alita: Battle Angel

December 16, 2018

Leicester Square's Empire cinema was host to a special preview screening of Alita: Battle Angel earlier this week and we at Review Avenue were lucky enough to nab an exclusive ticket to the glitzy event.

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by Oliver Woodings

Great Movie Scenes: The Bridge of Khazad Dhum

April 22, 2017

In a new feature showcasing and analysing some of our favourite scenes in film history, Oliver Woodings takes an in-depth look at one of the greatest scenes from the Lord of the Rings trilogy - The Bridge of Khazad Dhum.

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by Oliver Woodings

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