Month: October 2013

Paul 20 October 2013

Re-discover an entirely secret world exposed by a dark family legacy, as the delicate balance between mankind and monsters continues...

Adam Cook 20 October 2013

Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...

Paul 19 October 2013

The supernatural and mythological under-world rips away at the fabric of reality in hit TV series GRIMM. This fantasy crime...

Adam Cook 19 October 2013

Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...

Ian Schultz 19 October 2013

Jeffrey Couchman wrote in his book The Night of the Hunter: A Biography of a Film that “Charles Laughton’s The...

Andrew McArthur 19 October 2013

It is hard to believe that in their long-standing careers Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger had never collaborated prior to...

Paul 19 October 2013

With Johnny Knoxville back on the big screen next week in JACKASS PRESENTS: BAD GRANDPA, out 23rd October, we thought...

Adam Cook 18 October 2013

Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...

Paul 18 October 2013

After the excitement of Avengers: Assemble Thor: The Dark World continues the big-screen adventures of Thor, Marvel's the Mighty Avenger.Chris...

Paul 18 October 2013

When you've made a name for yourself as a man with a set of particular skills the last thing you...

Adam Cook 17 October 2013

Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...

Paul 17 October 2013

Welcome to The Grand Budapest Hotel! Mr.Anderson welcomes you all to his hotel you are reserved under trailer that's watch...

chris Banks 17 October 2013

David Gordon Green’s output has been markedly spasmodic over the years, with a career that has followed up the gracefulness...

Paul 17 October 2013

This is a story which had a lot of repetitions, options and prototypes. A story, which happened countless times, and...