Frightfest 2012 – V/H/S Review
Found footage horror, V/H/S has completely revitalised a played-out, repetitive style of filmmaking with six chilling anthology tales. Ti West...
Found footage horror, V/H/S has completely revitalised a played-out, repetitive style of filmmaking with six chilling anthology tales. Ti West...
In Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, director Michael Rapaport documents the formation of the...
★★★★☆ Eight days following the first interview, Michael Perry will be brought into a small chamber, laid upon a table...
★★★½☆ U.S.A., 1989. A new video game created by the U.S.S.R. is released on the American public. Tetris is a...
★★★★★ Upon entering the theatre a sparse crowd of around 20 people meets me where the largest group is about...
Attempting to adapt literature classics into films is sometimes like treading on eggshells. You have two routes, the safe route...
★★★★1/2 This Must Be The Place is the latest project from Italian director, Paolo Sorrentino, it follows ageing former-rock star, ...
Mateo Gil's western, Blackthorn, follows Butch Cassidy, living out his later years in an isolated Bolivian village after being presumed...
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011) is a feel good testament to growing old, and proof that there's truth in...
Currently taking it's native Australia by storm (dominating the 2011 Inside Film Awards), Red Dog, follows one dog and explores...
Jean-Jacques Annaud's latest directorial effort, Black Gold, take us to the Arab States in the 1930s at the dawning of...
After seeing The Muppets make their big screen come back all I wanted to do was find my old albums...
Few people are more deserving of the term Broadway Superstar than Carol Channing. Now in her 91st year, the original...
Next Friday 24th February sees the release of Jean-Jacques Annaud’s epic new film Black Gold. Starring Tahar Rahim, Mark Strong,...