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Cas Harlow
Cas Harlow works as the Movie Review Co-ordinator for AVForums and is responsible for all the Cinema, Streaming, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray content, organising the movie coverage, PR screenings, PR discs and competitions, and producing reviews and articles for the site, as well as participating in the podcasts.
Cas has been reviewing movie content and discs for over 15 years, is an avid film buff and is our resident movies expert, having reviewed several thousand titles both on the Big and Small Screen, across DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray and now Ultra HD Blu-ray. Cas is also a non-practicing Barrister and practicing Solicitor and has a degree in Electronic Engineering and a Postgrad in Law.
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Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 Review
Following the fall of the film franchise, the strongest Trek property returns for its second season with a superb opener.
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Netflix's IO Review
IO proves a nice if slight little sci-fi distraction, with its ostensible similarities to Oblivion and The Martian, albeit drawn on a Netflix scale.
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Netflix's Close Review
The original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Noomi Rapace, hits the target with her third Netflix movie, the bodyguard thriller Close.
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True Detective Season 3 Review
True Detective returns to the multiple timeline glories of its first season with this decades-spanning missing persons case.
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The Nun Blu-ray Review
The Conjuring, Annabelle, and now The Nun, expanding out James Wan's highly successful paranormal franchise, but still not earning a 4K release in the UK.
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Titans Season 1 Review
Hitting Netflix full throttle, the Teen Titans franchise drops the 'Teen' to go adult for this surprisingly brutal new DC TV show.
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Alpha Blu-ray Review
Journey back to the last Ice Age with this survival adventure, as Alpha comes to Blu-ray.
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Waterworld Blu-ray Review
This rip-roaring Mad Max: The Sea Warrior-esque epic may have bombed, but Arrow finally do it justice by releasing the fabled uncut 3 hour Ulysses Cut.
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30 Movies for 2019
It's another bumper year for Disney, with remakes and sequels galore, but also a few choice originals which may be the real gems of 2019.
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Slender Man Blu-ray Review
Slender Man makes a movie out of the internet meme character, basically refashioning a poor man's Ring story for the internet generation.
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The Best Movies of 2018
We look back at some of the best releases of 2018
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Final Score Blu-ray Review
Dave Bautista's Die Hard in a Football Stadium provides a UK variant to Van Damme's Sudden Death, out now on Blu-ray.
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Netflix's Bird Box Review
Netflix's anticipated Sandra Bullock-starring variation on A Quiet Place (and, in turn, Pitch Black) arrives with this supernatural horror.
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Papillon Review
Despite the earnest efforts here, Papillon is an utterly unnecessary remake of the classic Steve McQueen / Dustin Hoffman gem.
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Galveston 4K Blu-ray Review
From the writer of True Detective, this underrated character-driven anti-noir gets the 4K treatment, but only in the US.
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Leave No Trace Blu-ray Review
Another underrated gem almost misses out on a UK Blu-ray release but for an HMV exclusive, Leave No Trace is a great little study of psychological survival.
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Mandy Blu-ray Review
Nicolas Cage's best movie in years is a wild sensorial assault of audiovisual excess, earning a UK Blu-ray release, but only as an HMV exclusive.
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Netflix's Roma Review
The first film from Alfonso Cuaron since 2013's Gravity could earn Netflix some credibility courtesy of an Oscar, but is it actually any good?
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Kin Blu-ray Review
Urban youth family drama meets sci-fi energy weapons in the indie flick Kin, making for a striking directorial debut and an even more impressive Blu-ray release.
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The Meg 4K Blu-ray Review
Always wanted to see Jason Statham fighting a giant shark? Let's see if the 4K release of The Meg delivers.
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Once Upon a Time in China and America Blu-ray Review
Returning to the role after a 2-film absence, Jet Li's Once Upon a Time in China and America makes for a fabulous 'extra' on Eureka's remastered box set of the original trilogy.
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Once Upon a Time in China III Blu-ray Review
Eureka's 4K-remastered release of Tsui Hark's Jet Li-starring trilogy concludes with Once Upon a Time in China III.
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Once Upon a Time in China II Blu-ray Review
Our look at Eureka's stunning 4K-remastered release of Tsui Hark's Jet Li-starring period martial arts series continues with Once Upon a Time in China II.
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The Equalizer 2 4K Blu-ray Review
Washington's first sequel is a little flabby and predictable, but also reliably brutal, and looks and sounds spectacular on UHD.
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Once Upon a Time in China Blu-ray Review
Tsui Hark's, Jet Li-starring period martial arts series gets the lavish 4K-remastered Eureka box set treatment, starting with Part One of the original trilogy.
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Netflix's Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle Review
After Disney's own live-action remake of The Jungle Book, Netflix offers an even darker take in Andy Serkis' Mowgli.
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They Shall Not Grow Old Blu-ray Review
Peter 'LOTR' Jackson works his visual magic on century-old footage for this unforgettable look at The Great War.
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The Magnificent Ambersons Blu-ray Review
Expected to be better than Citizen Kane, but butchered by the Studios, Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons is a flawed but fierce classic which gets the Criterion treatment on Blu-ray.
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Matangi / Maya / M.I.A. Blu-ray Review
Daughter of a terrorist, this new documentary looks back at the colourful life journey of controversial Sri Lankan rapper M.I.A.
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The Lion King 4K Blu-ray Review
Completing the circle of life, The Lion King returns to 2D in all its glory for Disney's first 4K release of one of their classic hand-drawn animated titles.
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