Month: July 2013

cleaver Patterson 9 July 2013

In recent years Hollywood has come to believe that in order to satisfy the paying public it must give them...

Paul 9 July 2013

She was the woman who performed that infamous 'sex act' in 1970's porn but behind the glitz & glamour abuse...

chris Banks 9 July 2013

I can't imagine there were too many people clamouring for a sequel, or indeed a prequel, to Pixar's joyously goofy...

Paul 9 July 2013

The doll is coming back, what's the worst thing that could happen? Chucky maybe going straight to DVD but he...

Ian Schultz 8 July 2013

The Brood is one of those times I have had in my worst ever list for a long time....

Paul 8 July 2013

Josh Brolin crawls out the casket box in the official first poster for Spike Lee's Oldboy,a remake of the cult...

Paul 8 July 2013

Shell, Scott Graham’s award winning debut feature starring Joseph Mawle (Bird Song, Game of Thrones) and newcomer Chloe Pirrie, will...

Paul 8 July 2013

It's been a long long time since we've seen an great film adaptation of a Irvine Welsh but this September...

chris Banks 7 July 2013

Tropicália is a documentary on a cultural movement that happened in Brazil in the mid to late 1960s. It combined...

Ben Browne 7 July 2013

Based on Daniel Clay's 2008 book of the same name, Broken follows 11 year old tomboy Skunk Cunningham (Eloise Laurence),...

Paul 6 July 2013

This years so called big Summer blockbusters have varied from dreadful to OK, it's been the films that no one...

Paul 6 July 2013

To a trainspotter it maybe heaven send to live but for the rest of what's left of the population how...

Paul 6 July 2013

He warned you not to go out and he was right, to stay in and watch Franck Khalfoun's remake of the...

Paul 5 July 2013

The Village, an epic six part drama series charting the life and turbulent times of one Derbyshire village across a...