Year: 2018

Freda Cooper 11 October 2018

Timing, as they say, is everything. In which case, director Wash Westmoreland, who made the Oscar-winning Still Alice, has timed...

Paul 10 October 2018

Bad Times At The El Royale releases in UK cinemas this Friday (12th October) and to celebrate we have an...

Paul 10 October 2018

If you enjoyed The Miseducation Of Cameron Post, you may just want to check out Boy Erased. The film is...

Paul 10 October 2018

No place to hide, like it or not Christmas countdown is certainly started. The shops are slowly stocking up for...

Paul 10 October 2018

In the first film for Wreck-It-Ralph film, we asked if Ralph could 'fix it', Yes he did. Six years on...

Paul 10 October 2018

Sometimes Dead is Better but in 2019 Pet Sematary will be alive and well in our cinemas! Today Paramount Pictures...

Paul 10 October 2018

What do you get when you cross and the zombie apocalypse, Glee and a blood soaked sing-song? Four words...Anna And...

Alex Straker 10 October 2018

Ryan Lonergan’s whip-smart comedy Kill The Monsters is an allegory about a polyamorous gay couple’s pilgrimage across America is a...

Paul 10 October 2018

Next month the revolution will be starting when Mike Leigh's Peterloo is released in the UK and Ireland. Ahead of...

Paul 9 October 2018

In 1968, George A. Romero established the modern zombie film with his raw and terrifying debut The Night of the...

Paul 9 October 2018

After European Premiere at Edinburgh Film Festival and taken a bite out of FrightFest earlier this year, 2018’s most original...

Paul 9 October 2018

Been a long long time since we had any updates on the long-delayed sequel for World War Z. The news...

Paul 8 October 2018

Four friends go for a weekend of fun at a country estate. Little do they know the house and grounds...

Paul 8 October 2018

D.C are struggling to put two back to back great superhero films, Marvel has conquered all, Now Netflix has their...