Ed Travis

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 26, 2026 Seek out The Cycle on Shudder to experience a fascinating-if-methodical police procedural that will absolutely deliver on a bloody and brilliant final explosive act. Go to Full Review The Cycle (2026) 94% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 23, 2026 One of the most rip-roaring pure adrenaline movies I’ve seen... all year. Go to Full Review Half (2026) 83% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 21, 2026 Hell House offers an incredible glimpse into the past to provide some clues into the mindsets and worldviews that contributed to our current level of crisis. Go to Full Review Hell House (2001) 94% 66%

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 19, 2026 One of 2026’s very best films. Go to Full Review Wild Horse Nine (2026) 93% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse May 25, 2026 [A] Scott Adkins variation on the [Guy] Ritchie tone, and Adkins’ energy and skill set are frankly one-of-a-kind right now. Go to Full Review Reckless (2026) 93% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse May 18, 2026 Look no further than One Spoon Of Chocolate for your rage-filled, racially-charged, cinematic bloodletting. Go to Full Review RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate (2025) 42% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 19, 2026 [Beast Race] brings a high level of quality to everything it attempts, and adds a Brazilian specificity... to create a highly watchable new entry in the post apocalyptic cinematic pantheon. Go to Full Review Beast Race (2026) - - - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 17, 2026 Normal is what I wanted the Nobody movies to be. Go to Full Review Normal (2025) 78% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 16, 2026 [A] gangster film, rife with heart, character development, and hilarious and personal cultural references. Go to Full Review Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026) 76% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 15, 2026 One of the most surprising and satisfying scripts we’re likely to get this year. Go to Full Review Over Your Dead Body (2026) 71% 32%

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 13, 2026 Day is somewhat of a revelation in terms of fully embodying a complex lead character. Go to Full Review Kill Me (2026) 100% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 12, 2026 Damn does [Tsui] Hark seem to have something to say here, and he says it loud with every frame. Go to Full Review The Blade (1995) - - 87%

Ed Travis Cinapse Mar 12, 2026 Bushido is the kind of cinema that makes you want to be a better person. Go to Full Review Bushido (2024) 91% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 25, 2025 Action fans will find gnarly, well-captured melee action in Ikatan Darah, so it’s worth seeking out! Go to Full Review Ikatan Darah (2025) - - - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 24, 2025 Paul Thomas Anderson delivers a 2 hour, 40 minute work of art in One Battle After Another that lays bare many current failures of the United States Of America while also compelling with a heart pounding and personal narrative. Go to Full Review One Battle After Another (2025) 94% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 22, 2025 Nothing prepared me for [this] singular cinematic experience. Go to Full Review The Forbidden City (2025) 90% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 21, 2025 If this kind of genuine love letter to action, fantasy, and metal can still be made, maybe there’s still hope that Abraxeon can be saved. Go to Full Review Deathstalker (2025) 90% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 14, 2025 The master not only spins a damning portrait of the Japan he saw immediately around him, but also reflected on societal highs and lows that remain profoundly, tragically relevant today. Go to Full Review High and Low (1963) 97% 95%

Ed Travis Cinapse Aug 23, 2025 Raimi’s writing and direction brim with self-awareness and energy. Go to Full Review Darkman (1990) 80% 59%

Ed Travis Cinapse Aug 12, 2025 M.J. Bassett’s Red Sonja kicks unholy amounts of ass, and ranks among the very best action films of 2025 Go to Full Review Red Sonja (2025) 56% - -