Month: July 2020

Paul 14 July 2020

New discoveries and predators emerge in the middle of the ocean in the highly anticipated feature film, Deep Blue Sea...

Paul 14 July 2020

The well used saying "never judge a book by it's cover" is probably the greatest used saying in so many...

Aly Lalji 14 July 2020

It is obvious, that John Travolta has poured his blood, sweat and tears into the character of Moose in director,...

Rachael Jess 13 July 2020

Tipped by both the New York Post and London’s Evening Standard as “a name to watch out for”, Ella Hunt...

Paul 13 July 2020

This week Netflix will release Cursed, a chance explore the vibrant world of Cursed, an epic twist on the Arthurian...

Paul 13 July 2020

After winning Best Irish Film and Best Irish First Feature at the Galway Film Fleadh, Wilcard Distribution has released the...

Paul 13 July 2020

The highly influential film-noir starring Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd This Gun For Hire, is joining Eureka Entertainment's Eureka Classics range....

Paul 13 July 2020

Amazing to think just over a year ago The Game Of Thrones came to an dramatic conclusion. Whilst we won't...

Paul 13 July 2020

The Lord Of Hell will be back on our small screens next month with the return of Lucifer Season 5....

Freda Cooper 13 July 2020

It happens every year at the London Film Festival. Tucked away in the programme schedule is at least one gem...

Matthew Fulton 13 July 2020

Night two of NXT's reincarnation of the classic Great American Bash PPV was a big hit. Here is a review...

Paul 13 July 2020

New month, which means another episode of the Outside Centre Film Podcast. Thankfully we had no problems recording July's episode...

Scott Gilliland 13 July 2020

Creepshow remains as one of the best horror anthologies ever made, the five separate stories written by Stephen King were...

Paul 13 July 2020

Later this month The Rifleman will be released in UK Cinemas, today we take a look at the film's UK...