All posts by Mark Glass
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“Master Crimes: Season 2” – TV Series Review
In “Master Crimes: Season 2”, Professor Arbus and her posse of post-grads return for six more 45-minute episodes...
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PRISONER OF WAR – Review
I should start this review of PRISONER OF WAR by declaring myself to be a solid Scott Adkins...
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“Forest of the Missing” – Review
The French procedural miniseries “Forest of the Missing (La Foret des disparus)” resembles all the different countries’ incarnations...
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“Cassandre” Season 4 – TV Series Review
The light French crime dramedy “Cassandre: Season 4” continues with the same cast and another four non-bloody rounds...
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SAMURAI FURY – Review
The year is 1461 (for the movie, SAMURAI FURY, not us, though many think we’re regressing globally). Japan...
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“Petra” Season 2 – TV Series Review
It’s been three years since I reviewed the earlier episodes of the entertaining Italian procedural, “Petra.” This round...
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OTHER – Review
Ready for another spooky Halloween warm-up? In OTHER, Olga Kurylenko stars as Alice – a veterinarian with a...
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THE VILLAGERS – Review
I’ve enjoyed a slew of Ma Dong-seok’s contributions to Korean action flicks. The rotund, open-faced actor usually plays...
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“Public Enemy: Season Three” – Series Review
First of all, don’t even think of watching “Public Enemy: Season 3” if you haven’t seen the first...
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“Donkerbos” – Series Review
“Donkerbos”, the title of this eight-episode South African miniseries is Afrikaans for “dark forest”. That’s proper, since it’s...
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GOOD BOY – Review
It’s October. That means fall colors, pumpkin spice in everything, and a spate of pre-Halloween horror flicks. GOOD...
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AFFINITY – Review
Hulking Marko Zaror stars in the action flick AFFINITY as an ex-SEAL living low in Thailand, riddled with...
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“Riviere-Perdue” Season 1 – TV series review
The six-episode police procedural miniseries from France, “Riviere-Perdue,” covers a related series of crimes in six 52-minute episodes....
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HIDDEN FACE – Review
The subtitled Korean export HIDDEN FACE is marketed as a suspense tale, but it’s a just-shy-of-soft-core drama about...
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LAST RONIN – Review
In old Japan, Ronin were Samurai without masters, roaming the land on their own, yet mostly still living...
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“Vanina: Season One” – TV Series Review
The light Italian police procedural “Vanina: Season One” is designed for those who seek a higher ratio of...
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YADANG: THE SNITCH Review
The Korean crime drama YADANG: THE SNITCH is longer on plot and shorter on action than most of...
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BABY ASSASSINS 3 – Review
Although BABY ASSASSINS 3: NICE DAYS is the third installment of what’s become an action comedy franchise, it’s...
