Month: July 2015

chris Banks 23 July 2015

The centenary of Orson Welles’s birth has, rather unsurprisingly, been a busy year with numerous events celebrating the life and...

Bradley Hadcroft 22 July 2015

Film4 Frightfest 2015 is nearly upon us running from the 27th - 31st of August at the Vue cinema...

Paul 22 July 2015

Born in New York in 1996, Abigail Breslin has rarely been out of the spotlight making her debut in front...

Paul 22 July 2015

Arrow Film’s Nordic Noir label is pleased to confirm the Blu-ray & DVD box set release of Season 2 of...

Paul 22 July 2015

With a roomy five weeks between the last PPV and this one, Creative had time to build some solid feeling...

Paul 22 July 2015

The child of a comedy couple and maintaining his status as one of the biggest comedy actor in Hollywood for...

Paul 22 July 2015

He maybe the greatest spy in the world, but the threats are personal to James Bond, listen carefully Full trailer...

Paul 21 July 2015

He mayeth createth but he couldn't destroyth ,What if The Dinosaurs survived extinction what would the world be like? In...

Ian Schultz 21 July 2015

This film is one of the most incomprehensible science fiction films since Zardoz—and that’s a recommendation, in a weird way....

Paul 21 July 2015

Series five of Game of Thrones has kept us all glued to our screens for a million reasons –not least...

Hannah Newton 21 July 2015

Ahead of its release on Friday, we have been sent an abundance of new clips for Maggie, the latest summer film...

Hannah Newton 21 July 2015

With Ant-Man having just been released, the next superhero film to look forward this year is the reboot of the Fantastic Four....

Paul 21 July 2015

INSURGENT is the film adaption of the second successful novel in the Divergent series by Veronica Roth. To celebrate the...

Paul 21 July 2015

The final Raw before Battleground started with a long Paul Heyman speech about how his client, Brock Lesnar, tends...