Skip to content
Saturday, Sep 5, 2026
New REVIEWS!
Holy Days (2026) Your Granny’s Feel-Good Movie of the Year
Vampire’s Kiss (1988) The Patient Zero of Nicolas Cage Performances
Hellcat (2025) Breathes Fresh Life into One-Location Horror
Jiří Trnka – Puppet Master: The Czech Year (1947), Old Czech Legends (1953), The Hand (1965)
Stolen Kingdom (2026) – A whole new world behind the curtain
Dead Man’s Shoes (2004) A Taut and Terrifying Tale of Abuse and Revenge
Two Boxes: Televised Terror in Franco’s Spain (1972 & 1974) Unabashed horror that puts most feature lengths to shame
Cruel Hands (2026) A Grim and Tense Domestic Horror of Flight and Fire
Into the Forest: Folktales at DEFA (1955-77) The Film That Made Paul Whitehouse Pee His Pants (as a child)
Desperate Living (1977) The darkest, cruellest, and most shocking entry in Waters’ Trash Trilogy
The Odyssey (2026) Grounded & Terrifying, Nolan’s Boldest Adaptation to Date
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 4K (1974) – an underrated work from a legendary filmmaker

The Geek Show

Reviews, Podcasts and More by Geeks, for Geeks

  • About
  • Movies & Docs
    • Film Festivals
  • Pop Culture
    • Doctor Who
    • Twin Peaks
    • From the Geek Show Team
  • Podcasts
    • All Of Us Are Lost
    • Pop Screen
    • The Geek Show
    • UNCUT
  • Patreon
  • YouTube
  • Get In Touch
  • Join Us

Trending Now

1

Five Easy Pieces (1970) New Hollywood Icon where Jack Nicholson peels back the Persona (Review)

20/11/2020
2

The Tin Drum (1979) He Bangs the Drum (Review)

19/01/2021
3

Ken Russell: The Great Passions (1965-7)(Review)

29/03/2016
4

The Invisible Swordsman (1970) Breezy and charming family fun featuring a rare unseen hero

30/06/2025
5

Fall (2022) Emotionally contrived with White-Knuckle Thrills (Review)

13/12/2022
6

The Levelling (2016) An incredible, sympathetic film to the plight of the modern farmer (Review)

17/07/2017
7

Red Sun (1971) East Meets Western (Review)

03/10/2024
8

Trenque Lauquen (2022) There’s Something Big Happening in Argentina (Review)

31/05/2024
9

The Dead Don’t Hurt (2023) Classic Western Fare with a Wistful Edge (Review)

26/06/2024
10

Pearls of the Deep (1966) Manifesto of the Czech New Wave (Review)

24/10/2023
11

One, Two, Three (1961): Billy Wilder’s Satirical Greatest Hits

19/04/2019
12

George A. Romero’s Martin (1977) Vampire horror through the hazy gaze of an Antisocial Creep (Review)

17/03/2023
  • Home
  • Ashley Lane
  • Page 2

Ashley Lane

Ashley Lane once saw a Dario Argento film, and has ever since been on a quest to find the greatest films known to man. And the worst. Since he has a PhD in philosophy, he is able to go on for hours about minor details, which is very handy for film criticism.
  • Movies & Documentaries
  • Reviews

I Kill Giants (2017) loses the magic of the original IMAGE graphic novel (Review)

Ashley Lane 11/07/2018
I Kill Giants (2017) loses the magic of the original IMAGE graphic novel (Review)

In a small coastal American town, the middle-schooler Barbara has a secret: she must save the lives of everyone around her from murderous giants. Virtually nobody believes that giants exist, of course, but that’s simply because nobody bothers to look at the evidence. Barbara may be bullied at school, she […]

  • Movies & Documentaries
  • Reviews

The Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978) Not the Video Nasty Cannibal Horror you are looking for (Review)

Ashley Lane 06/06/2018
The Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978) Not the Video Nasty Cannibal Horror you are looking for (Review)

The chances are that you’ve heard of the video nasties panic that gripped the UK during the 1980’s. 72 films were prosecuted by the British government for corrupting public morals, because one of the principal causes of violence and perversion in society are films. At least, that was the theory. […]

  • Movies & Documentaries
  • Reviews

Pyewacket (2017) Black Magic Rituals, Demons and Character led Horror (Review)

Ashley Lane 16/04/2018
Pyewacket (2017) Black Magic Rituals, Demons and Character led Horror (Review)

Horror films take another trip to the woods, this time in Canada courtesy of Adam MacDonald’s Pyewacket. Leah and her mother have recently lost her father, and they move to a house in the middle of a local forest to make a fresh start. Their relationship has deteriorated since Leah’s […]

  • Movies & Documentaries
  • Reviews

Beyond the Woods (2018) Irish Low-Budget Horror whose characters trump all (Review)

Ashley Lane 06/03/2018
Beyond the Woods (2018) Irish Low-Budget Horror whose characters trump all (Review)

Seven Irish friends get together for a weekend at an isolated house in the middle of the woods. They have chosen a pretty bad time to do so, because a couple of miles away a large sinkhole has opened up, and the air smells strongly of sulphur. But that’s the […]

Posts navigation

Newer posts