Month: August 2021

Freda Cooper 16 August 2021

When Niamh Algar previously spoke to The People’s Movies, Calm With Horses was about to arrive in cinemas – and,...

Paul 16 August 2021

Cover ups and corruption rots the core of the powers to be you could think your talking about the UK...

Paul 16 August 2021

If there's one comic book many fans are looking forward to been adapted, it's D.C Comics Y: The Last Man....

Paul 16 August 2021

Last month we posted a teaser trailer for Valdimar Joìhannsson’s upcoming striking Icelandic horror debut Lamb. The film stars Noomi...

Paul 16 August 2021

400 years in the making as Miguel de Cervantes classic story gets a contemporary twist in The True Don Quixote...

Paul 15 August 2021

The last few years have been eventful for everyone in many ways all thanks to Covid-19. It's still impacting our...

Bradley Hadcroft 15 August 2021

Teenage wildling Izzy lives with her mother in the depths of the Catskill woodlands. Cocooned from social interaction due to...

Shane A.Bassett 15 August 2021

Deeply distressing, impactful opening credits accompanied with a daunting pounding score, followed by a beautiful shot of a character silhouette...

Paul 13 August 2021

Someone asked me, "What's a cinematic match made in heaven?" Nicolas Cage starring in a Sion Sono film! Guess the...

Freda Cooper 13 August 2021

Dominic Cooke may be a comparative newcomer to the cinema industry, but his career in the performing arts is already...

Paul 13 August 2021

This year's Arrow Video FrightFest is only a couple of weeks away, when that ends that doesn't mean the end...

Paul 13 August 2021

The summer might be going too ways, it's too hot or it's too wet. When it comes romance there's nothing...

Paul 13 August 2021

Finally today Lionsgate Films release Dominic Cooke's Cold War British drama The Courier. The film stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the...

Paul 13 August 2021

When it comes to oddities, you can do no wrong by looking at Quentin Dupieux's filmography. If you haven't got...