Video game movie adaptations are hard to get right. If they stick too close to the source material then they’re in danger of alienating a wider audience. On the other hand, if they try to…
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Film Review – Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City (2021)
Back to Raccoon City we go, then, only this time things will be a bit different for this isn’t the same beast – quite literally in some ways – as we’ve been used to. The…
The New Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City Is A ‘Nightmare’
Evil cannot be contained and four weeks time Sony Pictures will take us back to Re Evil when Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City. Before we witness the beginning of evil we have a new…
Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City New Featurette Teases ‘Faithful Adaptation’
Witness the beginning of evil when the action horror reboot of the Resident Evil franchise, Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City, arrives in UK Cinemas. A new cast, new director are in place and Sony…
DVD Review – Nine Lives (2016)
Lionsgate Home Entertainment Uk presents this funny, quirky and sweet family fun adventure. Starring Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Garner, Christopher Walken and Robbie Amell. Coming to DVD and Blu-Ray this Christmas season. Following Tom Brand (Spacey)…
Win Nine Lives Starring Kevin Spacey On Blu-ray
Merry Cat-mas!! Join furry fiend Mr. Fuzzypants (a.k.a. Kevin Spacey) for this season’s most hilarious feline caper, NINE LIVES, which arrives on EST from 10th December and yours to own on Blu-ray & DVD from…
Stephen and Robbie Amell’s Indiegogo campaign for Code 8 Raises $1.7M
Stephen and Robbie Amell‘s Indiegogo campaign for Code 8, a feature adaptation of their stunning sci-fi short (over 1m views) has raised a record-breaking $1,722,409 on crowdfunding site Indiegogo. With over 20,000 backers raising the…
The Truth Is Out There In The X-Files Revival Promo Trailers
The truth is still out there and 2016 Spooky Mulder & Dana Scully will return when The X-Files returns. 2 Promo trailers have been released and once again Mulder is walking on dangerous ground, essentially announcing…
DVD Review – The Duff (2015)
In a genre infamous for making its young female audience question their social status and personal identity, The DUFF is a quirky teen comedy which revels in the notion of what is considered ‘ugly’, re-imagining…
Film Review – The Duff (2015)
Attempting to distinguish itself from the rest of the American High School teen-comedies out there, Ari Sandel‘s The DUFF provides some light fun in the midst of its many clichés. Not a term that has…
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