Movie Reviews: Hostel:Part II
Hostel:Part II 2/5
Following on from the success of the first film, writer/director Eli Roth was at it again with a sequel.Read More »Movie Reviews: Hostel:Part II
Hostel:Part II 2/5
Following on from the success of the first film, writer/director Eli Roth was at it again with a sequel.Read More »Movie Reviews: Hostel:Part II
Zulfi’s
66 Brudenell Road
Leeds
0113 278 6830 / 0800 389 2933
Rating 1/10
I was hungry the other night and decided to order in using hungryhouse.co.uk. I chose Zulfi’s even though I had reservations choosing a place that not only specialised in a good curry but also pizzas, burgers, chicken and kebab!Read More »Takeaway review: Zulfi's, 66 Brudenell road, Leeds
Body of Lies 2/5
This is the film with Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio in it. It was directed by Ridley Scott, the guy who made Gladiator, Read More »Movie Review: Body of Lies
Mince pies have been around in the UK for a long time and became a Christmas speciality by the 16th Century. Oddly, in the 17th Century Oliver Cromwell ruled them illegal to be eaten at Christmas – a law which is still valid to this day! Minced meat was originally used to make the fillings for these pies but changed in the 19th century to something closer to today’s non meat variety. All of the pies on offer in the test are currant based with some premium brands adding Brandy to the mix. Read More »Blind test review: The Best Tasting Mini Mince Pies
Adrift 2.5/5
A different and original twist sees a bunch of unknown actors stranded in the middle of the ocean with no help available to get back to shore safely.Read More »Movie Review: Adrift
Mr Brooks 3.5/5
This slowly tense but captivating thriller starring Kevin Costner and Demi Moore utilises strong character development as expected from Kevin. Read More »Movie Review: Mr Brooks
Breaking and Entering 4/5
One of Anthony Minghella’s most recent works before his death sees familiar faces in Jude Law, Juliette Binoche, Martin Freeman and Robin Wright Penn on screen together. Read More »Movie Review: Breaking and Entering