For his latest video, Kevin sits down for an exclusive interview with Julian Gilbey (Rise of the Footsoldier, A Lonely Place to Die), director of mountain-climbing survival thriller Summit Fever, which stars Ryan Phillippe and Freddie Thorp. You can also check out Kev’s review of the film here. A daring dream to scale the world’s […]
Director Julian Gilbey (Rise of the Footsoldier, A Lonely Place to Die) is back and this time he is offering us Summit Fever, a survival thriller based on a true story starring Ryan Phillippe and Freddie Thorp. A daring dream to scale the world’s most challenging trio of mountains soon turns into a terrifying nightmare […]
In his latest video, Kev takes to the booth to review director Scott Lyus’ debut feature Walking Against the Rain, which recently screened at Frightfest (check out our written review here). Walking Against the Rain tells the story of two strangers, Blair and Tommy who are navigating their way across a barren landscape in a […]
Friend of Nerdly, and co-host of The Filmmaker’s Podcast, director Giles Alderson is back for his second film release of September 2022; this time adapting the Samantha Lew Howe thriller The Stranger in Our Bed for the screen. A happily married woman leaves her husband for a lover who mysteriously disappears. Directed by Giles Alderson […]
Samaritan sees Sylvester Stallone star as a retired superhero who is brought back to his former career when a young boy and his mother are put in danger with a local crime syndicate. A young boy learns that a superhero who was thought to have gone missing after an epic battle twenty years ago may […]
In his latest video, Kev takes to the booth to review Control, a tight claustrophobic sci-fi thriller starring Sara Mitich, George Tchortov and Evie Loiselle, which recently screened at Frightfest (check out our written review here). With a fragmented memory and no clear way out, Eileen (Sara Mitich; Star Trek: Discovery) is forced to complete […]
Eating Miss Campbell is the second feature from Liam Reagan the director of My Bloody Banjo… A bloodthirsty teen angst fourth-wall breaking comedy. A vegan-goth high school student falls in love with her new English teacher and develops a problematic taste for human flesh. But is it any good? Check out my video review to […]
In his latest video, Kev takes to the booth to review Giles Alderson’s latest film, Wolves of War, starring Ed Westwick (Gossip Girl), Matt Willis (Busted) and Sam Gittins (Break). Stop the war. At any cost. Based on an incredible real-life story, Decorated British officer Jack Wallace (Ed Westwick, Gossip Girl) must lead a band […]
16 years after the second film in the franchise, Clerks 3 is FINALLY about to hit our screens – previewing today and on wide release from Friday September 16th – and being a lifelong Kevin Smith fan through the good years and the bad, there was no way Kevin was going to miss the opportunity […]
For his latest video review, Kev is back in the booth to check out Vinnie Jones’ latest direct-to-market action flick Death Pursuit, also known as Bullet Proof; which is directed by James Clayton and written by Danny Mac. After stealing millions in cash from sadistic mob boss Temple’s drug-dealing hideout, a thief finds a stowaway […]
Kev has been dying to watch the Scott Mann flick Fall and finally here he is getting to talk about it. So let’s see what he thought. Experience a heart-pounding tale of survival from the producers of 47 Meters Down where sacrifice may just be the only way out. A fast drop and a sudden […]
For his latest video review, Kev sits down to talk about They/Them – the new horror slasher from Blumhouse, which stars Kevin Bacon as a conversion therapy camp counsellor; in a film that tries to put the camp back into Summer Camp! A group of teenagers at an LGBTQ+ conversion camp endures unsettling psychological techniques […]
For his latest video review, Kev sits down to review new action heist flick Bring Him Back Dead from director Mark Savage and starring one of Kev’s favourite actors, Louis Mandylor. A violent gang of criminals is ordered, after a botched heist, to track down and eliminate the man who betrayed them and ran off […]
In his latest podcast/interview, Kevin sits down for an exclusive chat with fellow movie critic James L Perkins about his burgeoning filmmaking career. We talk about his work with HeyYouGuys and Starburst magazine before getting into his new role as a director on his first two short movies, Sequestration and The Veil of Isolation. The […]
In his latest podcast/interview, Kevin sits down for an exclusive chat with writer/director Roland Manookian (a name I am sure you will all have heard of) and up-and-coming actor Shane McCormick. They join Nerdly to chat about their new flick The Sun Also Rises, starring Gina Jones, Shane McCormick, Craig Fairbrass, Geoff Bell, Simon Manyonda, […]
For his latest video review, Kev finally got to see the Blumhouse-produced Ethan Hawke and Scott Derickson child-murdering creepy creep fest The Black Phone. So he thought why not get in the booth and review the flick?! After being abducted by a child killer and locked in a soundproof basement, a 13-year-old boy starts receiving […]
In his latest video review, Kev sits down to review Prizefighter, a movie he first heard about 5 years ago. Prizefighter is the new movie from actor, writer and producer Matt Hookings and his company Camelot Films. At the turn of the 19th century, Pugilism was the sport of kings and a gifted young boxer […]
IN his latest interview, Nerdly’s own Kevin Haldon sits down for an exclusive interview with writer/director/actor Matt Hookings to talk about his new movie Prizefighter: The Life of Jem Belcher which is released on Amazon Video Prime this month. At the turn of the 19th century, Pugilism was the sport of kings and a gifted […]
In his latest video review, Kev checks out the Brian Austin Green starring Last the Night, which not only features references to the pandemic but also gun violence in schools AND feels very much inspired by the likes of Mark L. Lester’s Class of 1984! During the pandemic, a burned out teacher on the verge […]
Back for another video review, our men Kev has recovered from COVID and is here to talk about Gatlopp: Hell of a Game, which was released digitally in the UK on June 37th 2022 A group of old friends reunites for a nostalgic evening of fun and games after a decade apart. After one too […]
It seems unfair that James Bond 007 seems to have all the fun, racing around in top-of-the-range sports cars, chasing supervillains to stop them from carrying out their plans for world domination – and scratching up the bodywork and worse without batting an eye. Well, now’s your chance to do the same, with the help […]
In his latest video, Kev reviews Everything Everywhere All At Once. From the makers of Swiss Human Man we have a new multiversal complex tale of one woman’s struggle to save her laundromat and more importantly the world. Check out our written review of the film right here. With her laundromat teetering on the brink […]
