TIFF 2013 Review – The Invisible Woman
In 2011 Ralph Fiennes made his brutally impressive directorial debut with Coriolanus, a raw back-to-basics modern retelling of the lesser...
In 2011 Ralph Fiennes made his brutally impressive directorial debut with Coriolanus, a raw back-to-basics modern retelling of the lesser...
What else can be said about Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity other than it's a must see film for all true film...
PREVERTERE follows one man's quest to find love through a series of three very twisted, passionate and powerful relationships.  'What do you...
He is regarded as the gentle giant of film, James Gandolfini, this October cinephiles can say their goodbyes in Nicole...
Battle your demons confront your past as Colin Firth faces 'the mark' in the harrowing first UK trailer for post...
Life is Impossible in space but from the seat of your cinema it's where you want to be, don't let...
This morning in the heart of London UK's premier international film festival BFI London Film Festival launched it's programme. Once again...
He brought us a 'Sexy Beast' many moons ago and now seductive female alien in shape of Scarlett Johansson that...
Bloody mayhem reigns supreme in this gritty and uniquely stylised Viking actioner. Viking and Saxon go head to head in...
The horror anthology has received a fair bit of new blood lately with two high-profile effort V/H/S and The ABCs...
I think it’s fair to say I don’t get on well with many of today’s historical movies and shows. I’m...
In February, 1959, nine Russians hikers ventured into the Ural Mountains on a trip that should have been manageable for...
The final(?) film in the trilogy, Hatchet III loses the series’ director, Adam Green, replacing him with BJ McDonnell, who...
Over the past few years there’s been a real peak in the impact of fan-boy fantasy on cinema, especially horror....