Aardman Announce Shaun The Sheep 2 Is Coming!
Aardman animation fans will be soon 'flocking' to their local cinemas as everyone's  favourite sheep will be returning to the...
Month: October 2016
BFI To Host A Blackstar Hip-Hop Weekender
As part of its Black Star season, the UK’s largest ever celebration of black actors in film and television, the...
DVD Review – The Neighbour (2016)
In The Neighbour,in the Sleepy town of cutter most people keeps themselves to themselves. But when John (Josh Stewart) comes...
Hidden Figures New Featurette Goes ‘Behind The Numbers’
Every corner of the world there is extraordinary people doing things that see them get no credit or acknowledgement they...
The Take Interview – Richard Madden
Rising star Richard Madden (Game of Thrones, Cinderella) returns to the big screen in James Watkins’ exciting action-adventure The Take...
Dwayne Johnson Sings In New Clip For Disney’s Moana
For years we've heard him sing and deliver 'Smackdown Hotel'  when he layeth the smacketh down on the jobronis in WWE. This...
The Ivory Game Trailer Hunt For The Hunters Begins At Netflix
When it comes to the environment, there's plenty of celebs lining up to promote the latest cause, but when it...
Nucleus Films To Restore Cult Classics Via Crowdfunding Campaign
Nucleus Films, one of the UK’s leading cult film labels, has launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to remaster two classic...
DVD Review – The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976) – 4K Restoration
Alien with an agenda (David Bowie) lands in mid-1970's New Mexico determined to rehydrate his drought-stricken homeworld. Assuming the...
Bluray Review – Body Double (1984)
Perhaps not quite the best De Palma movie (I might give the edge to Carlito's Way), but it is THE...
Win Eureka Entertainment Release Aloys On Blu-ray
Eureka Entertainment to release ALOYS, a noir-like tale of mystery and private eyes from upcoming director Tobias Nölle, on home...
31 Days Of Horror (Day 24) – Friday The 13th (1980)
 Friday the 13th is one of the most iconic slasher films of the 80’s. In fact, it is the...
Blu-ray Review – One Million Years B.C. (1966)
At my primary school, there were regular and entirely justified bouts of cruel violence inspired by arguments regarding Hammer Films’...
Bluray Review – Christine (1983)
How do you kill something that can't possibly be alive? I forget how many classic movies and great directors worked...