Month: January 2022

Paul 24 January 2022

Seeing is surviving as Signature Entertainment today release home invasion thriller, See For Me on Digital Platform. We have a...

Freda Cooper 24 January 2022

$892 was all the Department of Veterans Affairs owed Brian Brown-Easley. It was his disability payment and the smallest of...

Freda Cooper 23 January 2022

Horror knows few, if any, boundaries. The genre doesn’t just deliver thrills and scares: it brings social commentary, satire, as...

Scott J. Davis 23 January 2022

What makes us human? What defines us as a species over all others? How do we wrestle with loss when...

Paul 23 January 2022

What is right and what is wrong, two questions humanity face in living every day. Some of those decisions might...

Bradley Hadcroft 22 January 2022

A lost toy rabbit becomes the catalyst for a meeting between a pair of Dutch and Danish families on an...

Freda Cooper 22 January 2022

One of the first titles out of the block at this year’s Sundance looks as British as you can get....

Bradley Hadcroft 21 January 2022

Love cynic Noa is tired of side-stepping douchebag claymores in the minefield of modern dating. She hates the soulless preamble...

Paul 21 January 2022

I think we can say it's turning out to be 'mission impossible' to release Mission Impossible 7 and 8. Tonight...

Paul 21 January 2022

Two years after the Tiger King series on Netflix, the battle continues, in JOE vs CAROLE. SKY have released the...

Paul 21 January 2022

Sometimes from no fault fault of our own, films we wanted to see at cinema we miss. Eva Husson's drama...

Paul 21 January 2022

“The Squid Game universe has just begun.” - Those are words coming from Netflix co-CEO and chief content officer, Ted...

Paul 20 January 2022

If there's one thing in life we don't get with the other is grief and love. In The Sky Is...

Paul 20 January 2022

Already we find the second month of the new year on our doorsteps with February just less than two weeks...