Month: January 2016

Paul 19 January 2016

It was an unexpected box office hits even if alot of the reviews weren't kind, but this May Bad Neighours...

Paul 19 January 2016

3 weeks in counting until that merc with a mouth Deadpool with finally gets his own film and this time,...

Ian Schultz 18 January 2016

Hiroshima mon amour is one of the earliest French New Wave films, it came out in 1959 which was the...

Paul 18 January 2016

Apart from been a good actor Jake Gyllenhaal,bereavement seems to be a common theme in his recent films and in...

Paul 18 January 2016

The past 5 or so years the money men of Hollywood have exploited the good nature of cinephiles from every...

Bradley Hadcroft 18 January 2016

According to the horror movie handbook all decommissioned police stations MUST be manned solely by members of the force experiencing either...

Paul 18 January 2016

They are worst heroes ever, but we don't care as they are the antidote to those squeaky clean superheroes...

Ian Schultz 18 January 2016

I've always despised the film critic Roger Ebert due to missing the point on most of favourite films such as...

Paul 18 January 2016

Ultimate femme fatale Olga Kurylenko is joined by James Purefoy in the latest non-stop action thriller from director Stephen Campanelli,...

Paul 17 January 2016

Judi Dench presents Kenneth Branagh with the Dilys Powell Award, as British and Irish talent sweeps the acting prizes. Large-scale...

Josh Hall 17 January 2016

The Revenant is not just an outstanding film; it is an experience, an ordeal that has to be seen on...

Paul 17 January 2016

In the words of Monty Python "now for something completely", this weeks Short Sunday Theatre is certainly something completely different,...

Paul 17 January 2016

Fear comes in many forms and one favourite is horror genre and next month the latest horror anthology Southbound will...

chris Banks 17 January 2016

Never mind betting against the housing market crash of 2007; one thing I would not have risked my money on...