Guns of the Magnificent Seven (1969) Review
By the time Guns of the Magnificent Seven rode into theaters in 1969, the franchise was operating on familiar terrain....
EXCLUSIVE SHOGUN FILMS UNLEASHES THE HARBINGER ON GREENLIT
SHOGUN FILMS UNLEASHES THE HARBINGER,STARRING BRITISH TV FAVOURITES, ON GREENLIT.COM UK indie genre studio Shogun Films have launched their first...
On Guard (2026) Review -A Great Short That Delves Deep
On Guard keeps things stripped back. No crowd, no spectacle—just two people in a room, and everything they’ve brought with...
Exclusive Clip – AN ENEMY WITHIN
Check out an exclusive clip of AN ENEMY WITHIN – Starring William Moseley, Patrick Baladi, Kim Spearman, Alexander Lincoln, Tristan...
Return of the Magnificent Seven (1966) Review
Following a classic is never easy—especially when that classic casts as long a shadow as The Magnificent Seven. Return of...
The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission (1988) Review – A Great Bookend To The Franchise
By 1987, The Dirty Dozen formula was firmly established: gather a squad of condemned soldiers, drop them behind enemy lines,...
The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission (1987) Review – Not Edge Of The Seat But Fun
By the time The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission rolled onto television screens in 1987, the once-revolutionary “convicts on a...
The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission (1985) Review – It’s Not Great
Nearly two decades after The Dirty Dozen redefined the “men on a mission” formula, The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission attempts...
Villa 187 (2025) Review – This Was A Good Watch
There’s a quiet weight to Villa 187 that settles in early and never really leaves. It’s not loud, not dramatic...
In a Valley of Violence (2016) Review – A Great Western
Ti West’s In a Valley of Violence walks into town like a familiar Western — lone drifter, dusty main street,...