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Clarke puts a lot of trust in his actors, allowing room for personalities to emerge naturally.

Director Avgerinos has an editing background and it shows in a surfeit of visual ideas which communicate Jason's disordered mental state very effectively but sometimes threaten to overwhelm the viewer.

Durant's Never Closes is unlikely to be a breakthrough film, but where Durant is remembered as a local force to be reckoned with, it will have strong audience appeal.

Over the years, people have tried and failed to be as cool as Travolta.

The best part of the film is the actual boxing.

Richardson shines in what was her first major film role.

The movie is eccentric and wild in one respect and positive and cool in another.

Whilst very, very cheap, Terrorvision goes beyond standard spoof territory and fleshes out its characters into people the viewer can care about.

Zips along so fast that you don’t really have time to question the morality of it.

There is a lot of action but it is tame, predictable and repetitious.

The overall effect is not unlike watching a delicate and subtle poem slowly turn into something altogether more clumsy and prosaic.

The young cast all excel in roles which require the utmost duplicity

The plot may be a pot-pourri of action cliches, but the film has a healthy sense of humour and an easy way with itself.

There is the same sense of warmth and humour that made the film so endearing.