Blu-Ray Review – Nymphomaniac – Director’s Cut
Oh for heaven's sake Lars you're a miserable bastard. Lars Von Trier supposedly suffers from severe depression I've always thought it...
Oh for heaven's sake Lars you're a miserable bastard. Lars Von Trier supposedly suffers from severe depression I've always thought it...
An array of brilliant performances takes centre stage in this unnerving, and rather chilling character study. Based on the devastatingly...
As the music of one of the greatest British bands, the Who, begins to play, a quote by Hesoid is...
Chris Rock returns to the director's chair for Top Five - a semi-biographical comedy in which he also stars. Rock...
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Before we start, let's talk about that title. The film was released under the name “Young Ones” in the United...
Knowing nothing about the film and only having the cover art and back of the box blurb as a guideline,...
The UK film industry is one of the most restrictive in the world when it comes to films full of...
Village of the Damned comes near the end of John Carpenter's extraordinary run of films from Dark Star to the much...
Fellini finished the '60s with perhaps his own overall frustrating film Satyricon. It's sometimes titled Fellini Satyricon due to a rival...
A wise piece of advice warns you against getting overexcited about something before hand, as there is every chance that...