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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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Netflix's How It Ends Review
Continuing their trend of providing exceptional value for money but still little better than average original films, the post-apocalyptic thriller How It Ends is a solid midweek night-in movie.
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Incredibles 2 Review
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol director Brad Bird returns to the animated realm for a long-gestating sequel to the superb Pixar film, 2004's The Incredibles.
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout Review
A superb sequel to the tremendous Rogue Nation, the Mission: Impossible series gets better and better, with Fallout one of the best summer blockbusters of the year.
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You Were Never Really Here Blu-ray Review
Taxi Driver meets Man on Fire by way of Nicolas Winding Refn in Lynne Ramsey's Joachim Phoenix-starring minor masterpiece, You Were Never Really Here
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Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation 4K Blu-ray Review
Changing gears once again, the Mission: Impossible series hits hard with Christopher McQuarrie's Rogue Nation, the perfect 4K watch before his upcoming follow-up, Fallout.
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Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol 4K Blu-ray Review
Almost directed by J.J. Abrams as a sequel to his third entry, Brad Bird's Ghost Protocol remains a larger-than-life blockbuster which rejuvenated the then-flagging franchise, and which stuns even more in 4K.
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Red Sparrow 4K Blu-ray Review
Jennifer Lawrence's spy thriller star vehicle Red Sparrow is a surprisingly dark and brutal affair, which makes for a stunning native 4K, Atmos-enhanced release.
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The Butterfly Tree Review
The directorial debut of Australian filmmaker Priscilla Cameron is a glittery, dream-like affair which unfortunately shows just how much worse a Baz Luhrmann film could be with no budget.
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Jack Reacher 4K Blu-ray Review
This cracking detective thriller introduces the cinematic world to one of the greatest hardboiled characters ever created, and impresses with its 4K bow.
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Mission: Impossible III 4K Blu-ray Review
Putting an Alias-style spin on the Mission: Impossible franchise, J.J. Abram's tense third entry boasts a series-best villain in Phillip Seymour Hoffman, and looks suitably impressive in 4K.
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Lady Bird Blu-ray Review
Greta Gerwig's high school senior year-in-the-life-of, Lady Bird, is a fabulously authentic little coming-of-age drama with Saoirse Ronan on top form.
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I, Tonya Blu-ray Review
The gritty, darkly witty biography of figure-skater Tonya Harding provides a tremendous acting vehicle for star Margot Robbie
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Game Night Blu-ray Review
A murder mystery-style party gets out of hand in the surprisingly fun Game Night
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Mission: Impossible II 4K Blu-ray Review
Continuing our look at the new 4K releases of the Mission: Impossible films, next up is John Woo's ballistic slo-mo action sequel.
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Mission: Impossible 4K Blu-ray Review
With Fallout just around the corner, it's the perfect time to investigate the 4K Mission: Impossible set, starting with De Palma's thrilling first entry.
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The Endless Blu-ray Review
Arrow Films laps up the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired micro-budget sci-fi horror, The Endless, delivering it with a great little Blu-ray package that includes an entire second movie.
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Netflix's Calibre Review
Best Picture at the Edinburgh Film Festival, Netflix secures a gem of a thriller with this taut directorial debut
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Sicario 2: Soldado Review
The sequel to Villeneuve's sleeper hit expands the first film's tense thrills into all-out gang war, with Benicio del Toro reaping the whirlwind in Sicario 2.
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Netflix's Tau Review
The David S. Goyer-produced Maika Monroe-starring Netflix Original Film, Tau, provides claustrophobic Friday night sci-fi thrills.
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The Addiction Blu-ray Review
Arrow Video pick up Abel Ferrara's 1995 vampire flick The Addiction and deliver it with a 4K remastered Blu-ray package.
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The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Blu-ray Review
Criterion expand their Wes Anderson collection with the tremendous Life Aquatic, afforded an excellent 4K-remastered Blu-ray package
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Preacher - Season 3 Review
Paving the way for the likes of American Gods and the upcoming The Boys, the Amazon Studios adaptation of the very adult graphic novel series, Preacher, enters its third season.
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Shooter - Season 3 Review
Netflix's Shooter returns for a third season with plenty of loose ends to tie up after an off-screen accident brought the last season to an abrupt close.
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Marvel's Luke Cage - Season 2 Review
Following the second seasons of Daredevil and Jessica Jones, the team-up of The Defenders and the debut of The Punisher, Marvel's Luke Cage gets another run at cleaning up Harlem.
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Goliath - Season 2 Review
The Amazon Studios show, Goliath, saw Billy Bob Thornton win a Golden Globe, entering its sophomore year with another underdog conspiracy.
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Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters Blu-ray Review
Criterion adopt Taxi Driver writer Paul Schrader's visually opulent, Philip Glass-scored Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
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Black Panther 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Whilst reeling from Infinity War and waiting for Ant-Man 2, there's plenty of time to revisit the third Marvel entry of 2018 with this spectacular Black Panther 4K Blu-ray release.
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Sense8: The Series Finale Review
Creatively compelling but narratively underdeveloped, the Wachowskis' emotional orgy, Sense8, was innovative, eccentric, and an acquired taste, and now it comes to an end.
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Get Shorty: Season 1 Review
Elmore Leonard's Get Shorty gets reinvented for the small screen in this darkly witty crime drama that's a lot better than you might expect
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Journey's End Blu-ray Review
Released 100 years after the events that it depicts, the war drama Journey's End is a strong little World War One film.
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