Month: September 2015

Paul 6 September 2015

Autumn is here, it's time for The Peoples Movies & Cinehouse to expand our writing team and a call out...

Paul 6 September 2015

After an all-night graduation beach party, a group of hung-over students wake up under blazing sun to find their numbers...

Paul 5 September 2015

Wind Walker film From the films from actor/writer/director Russell Friedenberg that I have seen, it seems – at least to...

Paul 5 September 2015

Horror and comedy have always gone hand in hand. Laughs often alleviate the tension and who doesn’t crack a smile...

Paul 5 September 2015

Ed and Lyla are so worried about their psychologically unstable brother Martin they head to the family cabin in the...

Thomas Jones 5 September 2015

Samurai Bride! Synopsis Things seemed to be going so well for Muneakira Yagyu. On top of dealing with Jubei, the...

Paul 5 September 2015

Two men step over a fallen branch in a damp, overgrown wood. The larger of the two stops to examine...

Ian Schultz 5 September 2015

Fellini at this point in his career is at his most self-indulgent and has already made his timeless masterpieces 8½, La Dolca...

Paul 5 September 2015

It’s been quite some time since I saw Padraig Reynolds’ debut feature Rites of Spring back at Glasgow Frightfest 2012...

Paul 3 September 2015

The wait for the final and fourth DLC pack for Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Reckoning is now over as the...

Bradley Hadcroft 3 September 2015

The myth of the shape-shifting wolf stems chiefly from Native American folklore as depicted in the now incinerated Henry MacRae short...

Paul 3 September 2015

When it comes to a Yorgos Lanthimos film nothing is straightforward and in his English language debut The Lobster certainly...

Paul 3 September 2015

We all know he's shaken but not stirred but in the new poster for Spectre James bond is Dapper whilst...

Paul 3 September 2015

As a kid growing up in the 80s there were only a handful of women who, at least for this...