We Bought A Zoo has bags of heart-warming, family friendly wholesome charm (DVD review)
It would have been nice for Cameron Crowe to keep We Bought A Zoo’s original Devon setting, but the heart-warming, family friendly movie is still a winner
Open your mind and test your boundaries with the latest DVD releases
Police corruption in LA, psychoanalysis in Europe and psychological horror in Colombia -Tom Leins reviews the latest DVD releases.
Argentinian noir, Nazi zombies and Bruce Willis: the week’s top DVDs
Ambulance-chasing in Argentina, double-crossing in the Deep South and freakiness in Finland -Tom Leins checks out the week’s best DVDs.
Cloning, infidelity and sex addiction -it can only be the latest DVD releases
Sex addiction, incestuous cloning and infidelity are all on the menu in this week’s DVD round-up.
Grim and hard hitting -TV box sets slug it out
Tom Leins presides over a tussle between big-name TV box-sets in this week’s DVD round-up.
Low-buget B-movie king reigns over stuttering big bucks flicks in the latest DVD releases
The King of the B-movies squares off against a pair of big-budget Hollywood thrillers in this week’s DVD round-up.
A sense of doom runs through the latest DVD releases
Cancer-themed comedy, English horror and ’90s nihilism go under the microscope in this week’s eclectic DVD round-up.
Top TV shows now available on DVD
Paignton film critic Tom Leins checks out the finest TV shows now available on DVD.
Straight to DVD extravaganza!
Tom Leins checks out what happens when A-listers make B-movies!
The week’s strangest DVDs reviewed
Australian parlour games, gratuitous product placement and troubled relationships go under the microscope as Tom Leins reviews this week’s strangest DVDs
Fights, frights and Mexican drug wars -the week’s best DVDs
Fights, frights and Mexican drug wars are on the agenda as Tom Leins reviews this week’s best DVD releases.
Take your pick: exotic, erotic and psychotic – the latest DVDs reviewed
Exotic, erotic and psychotic -the week’s weirdest DVDs reviewed by Tom Leins
Apocalyptic romance leads the way with the latest DVD releases
Paignton film critic Tom Leins encounters apocalyptic romance, literary time-travel and a demonic horror icon in this week’s DVD round-up.
Four brutal new DVD releases
Paignton film critic Tom Leins goes face-to-face with four brutal new DVD releases: Drive, Rolling Thunder, Post-Mortem and The Burma Conspiracy.
The Big Picture, In A Better World, Junkhearts: A trio of acclaimed new releases
The Big Picture, In A Better World, Junkhearts: critic Tom Leins examines a trio of new releases and finds out what all of the fuss is about
Law and order – Cell 211 and The Guard reviewed
Law and order are on the agenda as Paignton film critic Tom Leins reviews a pair of cracking new DVD releases: Cell 211 and The Guard.
Tom Leins presides over a battle of the TV box-sets!
Tom Leins takes a look to two cult TV heavy hitters with the box sets of Misfits -Series 3 and The Killing II
Murderous employees, LSD-fuelled hippies and boozy suburbanites in the latest DVD reviews
Tom Leins casts a critical eye over murderous employees, LSD-fuelled hippies and boozy suburbanites in this week’s eclectic DVD round-up
A rogue Santa, Turkish cops in New York, and the Yakuza at war: treats of World Cinema
Christmas comes early, as Tom Leins reviews a handful of intriguing world cinema releases.
Prick up your ears for some thrilling retro releases
It is time to blow away the cobwebs, as Paignton film critic Tom Leins gets to grips with a trio of retro releases.
Preview: The Whistleblower at The Cornwall Film Festival on Saturday, November 5
The Whistleblower, the eye-opening true story of small-town Nebraska cop Kathryn Bolkovac, is at the Cornwall Film Festival
Violence, corruption, heists and a mangy beaver, Tom Leins celebrates his 100th column of DVD reviews on D&CFilm with style
Tom Leins reviews the latest DVD releases withviolent gladiators, corrupt prison guards, hapless bank robbers and a mentally-unhinged Mel Gibson in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, Screwed, The Beaver, and Flypaper
Enter the mean streets of the latest action-pack, bone-crunching DVD releases
Tom Leins reviews DVDs of bone-cracking action in Blitz, Blood Out and Blood & Rain.
World Cinema’s latest and best DVD releases reviewed
Tom Leins takes a trip around the world to review the best of the latest World Cinema DVD releases: Julia’s Eyes, Black Heaven, Circo, and I Killed My Mother
The latest European DVD releases: of mind-boggling, mysterious and murderous
Tom Leins takes a look at the latest DVD releases: Lars Von Trier’s The Kingdom, Liam Neeson vehicle, Unknow, and Euro-horror flick Evil Rising
The bloodiest DVD releases of the week reviewed
Tom Leins reviews the bloodiest DVD releases of the week: Animal Kingdom, Drive Angry, and The Resident
Prepare to be packed with action: no punches pulled with reviews of The Mechanic, The Missing Person, Direct Contact, and Young Bruce Lee
Tom Leins gets punch drunk on action-packed DVDs with Jason Statham rekindling the memory of Charles Bronson in The Mechanic; Michael Shannon as a world-weary private eye in The Missing Person; the likeable Dolph Lundgren as a disgraced ex-US Special Forces operative in Direct Contact; and the highkicking bio-pic Young Bruce Lee
The City of God of surf movies? Rio Breaks does the rounds of the South West
Tom Leins checks out new surfing documentary Rio Breaks, which is playing in cinemas across the West Country this month.
Latest DVD reviews: Route Irish; Barney’s Version; Biutiful
Tom Leins watches the latest offerings from directorial big-hitters, Ken Loach and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu with their movies Route Irish and Barney’s Version, as well as Paul Giamatti’s Barney’s Version
DVD reviews: I Saw The Devil, Spartacus: Blood and Sand; Passenger Side; Cold Weather
Tom Leins takes in some world cinema carnage with the latest DVD reviews: Cold Weather, Blood and Sand, I Saw The Devil, Spartacus: Blood and Sand -The Complete First Series
