The Tall Man DVD Review
Back in 2008 French writer/director Pascal Laugier unleashed Martyrs on unsuspecting audiences, casually marketing the film as a horror when...
Back in 2008 French writer/director Pascal Laugier unleashed Martyrs on unsuspecting audiences, casually marketing the film as a horror when...
Come one come all and lend your ears to Paul Thomas Anderson for the master has arrived and he demands...
Swan songs are usually great momentous occasions, for prolific Steven Soderbergh Side Effects looks likely to be his cinematic one...
In the years since Judy Garland hung up her ruby slippers there have been several lacklustre attempts to revisit the...
Argo is Ben Affleck’s third film as a director and is a fine drama/thriller based on true events about the...
Though Stitches (2012) may not be to everyone's taste, director / writer Conor McMahon's new horror comedy is the perfect...
So the trend of fairytale/alternative-history action movies finally gets into full-swing after the success of the downright awful, Abraham Lincoln:...
Despite being two things that would ruin a lovely cheese and pickle sandwich, I have no idea what the title...
After a rough reception from critics at Cannes in May 2012, The Paperboy finally makes its way to the UK....
Richard Gere is known for being particularly selective over his roles in recent years. One cannot deny that it is...
I hate using clichés so I'll get this out of the way fast. James Bond is back, and he's bigger...
In a small town in Texas lives Bernie (Jack Black), a popular mortician who befriends the lonely, rich Marjorie Nugent...
Of all the horror films to make it to the big screen this autumn, Sinister, starring Ethan Hawke and directed...
Given the relatively weighty subject matter of much of director Oliver Stone's previous work (Platoon, Nixon, World Trade Centre), it's...