DVD Review – Child Of God (2013)
James Franco is a man with many strings to his bow - and this is something that seems to irk a...
James Franco is a man with many strings to his bow - and this is something that seems to irk a...
Erik Skjoldbjærg’s thriller plumbs some pretty murky depths to tell its tale of espionage in the Norwegian oil industry. Pioneer...
Almost ten years after his first cinematic outing, San Diego (It's pronounced "San Di-Aaahgo") newsman, Ron Burgundy, is back. Despite...
Last time out I found my ramble through Middle Earth a bit of a drag. Peter Jackson’s decision to extend...
Jason 'the stath' Statham has established himself as one of Hollywood's leading action stars delivering b-movie nonsensical fun amongst the...
The most terrifying thing to man or woman after loneliness is fear itself, it may help us to make rational...
Teenagers in love Post World War Japan is the setting for the latest  Studio Ghibli home release. With Hayao...
After several years floundering in Hollywood mediocrity actor come director Mathieu Kassovitz marks his welcome return to form with Rebellion (L'ordre...
If you can avoid the trailer, then for God’s sake do because here’s a film that benefits from going in...
Despite its well documented production problems, World War Z manages to be a stunningly refreshing and original take on the...
So how you doing on your stockpiling of tin food and water? House secure? Got protection when the apocalypse arrives...
The fury of the zombies has been unleashed in the shape of 4 new tv spots for World War Z...
It wouldn't be a Cannes Film Festival without Lars Von Trier making his presence felt in some shape or form...
The master of homage Quentin Tarantino made his timely return to the big screen back in January with another entry...