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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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Westworld Season Two: The Door Review
The impressive HBO mystery western sci-fi TV series, Westworld, enters its second season posing even more questions and offering even fewer answers.
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Legion Season 2 Review
Fox's best X-Men project, Legion enters its second season on Sky and it's just as much of a mind-twisting audiovisual delight as the first
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Cure Blu-ray Review
Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa's breakthrough serial killer thriller gets the Masters of Cinema Blu-ray treatment courtesy of Eureka.
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Pitch Perfect 3 Blu-ray Review
The Bellas are back for more aca-added made-up words, in the second sequel to the popular Pitch Perfect, which hits Blu-ray with a strong release.
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Lost in Space Season 1 Review
The classic Lost in Space TV series earns its second reboot courtesy of Netflix in this big budget sci-fi actioner that's quite literally like Lost... in space.
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Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay Blu-ray Review
DC Animated gets down and dirty with Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, a violent actioner more adult than it's live action counterpart.
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Ferdinand Blu-ray Review
Ice Age's Blue Sky Studios deliver a formulaic but colourfully fun adaptation of the classic kid's book, The Story of Ferdinand.
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Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Star Wars The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson's controversial and divisive follow-up to the much safer The Force Awakens, is a bloated combination of spectacular setpieces and monumental missteps that stuns in 4K.
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The Hurricane Heist Review
The man behind the very first Fast & Furious film writes and directs this cheesy so-bad-it's-almost-good actioner which Sky is bringing to your living room just in time for the weekend.
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The Incredible Hulk 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
2008's The Incredible Hulk marks the first title from Phase 1 of the MCU to get an Ultra HD Blu-ray release in the UK and US.
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A Quiet Place Review
Third time's a charm as The Office's John Krasinski delivers a thoroughly impressive directorial effort with this gripping and subversive high concept horror.
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Small Town Crime Review
Netflix acquires the worldwide rights to another little gem with the neo-noir detective flick Small Town Crime starring the ever-reliable John Hawkes
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Blade of the Immortal Blu-ray Review
Legendary director Takashi Miike celebrates his 100th movie in style, with a memorable adaptation of the Samurai Manga, delivered on Blu-ray courtesy of Arrow.
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Britannia Season 1 Blu-ray Review
The first Sky/Amazon co-production, Britannia is a far cry from the glory days of Rome, playing fast and loose with history and attempting to cash in on the sex-and-violence fantasy cash cow that is Game of Thrones, but coming up short.
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A Few Good Men Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Riding high on Aaron Sorkin's electric script, this excellent Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson courtroom drama has never looked better.
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Justice League Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Propelled by the success of Marvel's Avengers, the fast-tracked Justice League is generic and in need of a decent story but admittedly looks glorious in 4K.
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Wonder Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Based on the acclaimed bestseller by R.J. Palacio, director Stephen Chbowsky's Wonder is a touching drama that makes for a surprisingly good 4K disc
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The Deuce Season 1 Blu-ray Review
The Wire's David Simon takes to the streets of New York for a gritty look at the birth of the porn industry, HBO-style.
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Daddy's Home 2 Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Daddy's Home 2 may not having you rolling around on your sofa in fits of laughter, but it does make for unlikely demo material thanks to both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
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The Age of Innocence Blu-ray Review
Martin Scorsese's dense but luxurious 1993 adaptation of Edith Wharton's 1920 novel The Age of Innocence gets the Criterion treatment.
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Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool Blu-ray Review
Paul McGuigan's love letter to aging Hollywood actress Gloria Grahame boasts fantastic lead performances from Annette Bening and Jamie Bell but barely scratches the surface of the troubled star.
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Terminator 2's Ultra HD Blu-ray release should have been a cause for celebration for the growing format, but has ended up being something of a controversy instead.
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Tomb Raider Review
Although bloated by a largely unnecessary origin story, Tomb Raider does provide some decent Indy-style action-adventure with Alicia Vikander on fine form.
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Annihilation Review
Ex Machina's acclaimed director Alex Garland - the man behind the tremendous Dredd movie - may have just delivered streaming giant Netflix's first bona fide gem.
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Only the Brave Blu-ray Review
Joseph Kosinski, director of Tron: Legacy and Oblivion, tries something a little more grounded with Only the Brave, a character-driven true tale of firefighting bravery which looks stunning on Blu-ray.
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Coco Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Inexplicably denied a UK Ultra HD Blu-ray release, Disney/Pixar's latest colourful outing unsurprisingly shines in 4K.
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The Florida Project Blu-ray Review
The Florida Project is writer/director Sean Baker's follow-up to his iPhone-shot Tangerine and is another impressive slice of finely-observed fringe life.
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The Outsider Review
Netflix's Jared Leto-starring crime thriller, The Outsider is nothing groundbreaking, but it's a slick and accessible introduction to the Yakuza.
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Jessica Jones Season 2 Review
Jessica delves into her own mysterious past to find out how she got her powers in season two of Marvel's Jessica Jones.
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Kickboxer: Retaliation Blu-ray Review
The sequel to Vengeance, the unnecessary remake of Van Damme's Kickboxer, is a surprisingly engaging little affair boasting a bevy of familiar ageing action icons.
