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Paul 8 May 2017

Every actor in Hollywood has a time where they’re in search of their ‘big break’. Some take longer than others,...

Paul 25 April 2017

Italian master of cinema Federico Fellini will always be known for 8 1/2 and La Dolce Vita, the culturally aware...

Paul 24 April 2017

Michelle Williams has come a long way since her portrayal of the young and impressionable Jen Lindley on Dawson’s Creek....

Paul 18 April 2017

When Studio Ghibli went into hiatus a couple of years ago it's left a dark void in many Anime fans...

Paul 30 March 2017

Seoul Station – a thrilling tale of a zombie outbreak in South Korea - isn’t your typical animated fare -...

Paul 28 March 2017

With Twins Peaks return only a couple of months away Studiocanal next month they will bring back David Lynch's neo-noir...

Paul 22 March 2017

Ben Wheatley is no stranger to cult cinema. Having directed cult hits such as Kill List and A Field in...

Bradley Hadcroft 21 March 2017

“This thing is shaky at best” Submersible Captain Mats is duped into allowing his dilapidated rust bucket to be commandeered...

Josh Hall 21 March 2017

Charlie Hunnam stars as real-life British explorer Percy Fawcett in this enjoyable yet unsettling tale of adventure and obsession. Based...

Paul 16 March 2017

Anytime Aardman Animations crops into any conversation, they always seem to bring a smile to anyone plus a notion for...

Paul 15 March 2017

It's been a long time since The Mighty Boosh left our telly boxes and the boys probably been as busy...

Paul 9 March 2017

March is turning out to be a strong month for the UK and Irish cinephiles. Already we've had Logan, Kong:...

Paul 2 March 2017

The new aquatic adventure film The Chamber - where a submarine mission goes badly wrong - is the epitome of...

Scott Clark 1 March 2017

Last year Yeon Sang-Ho's animated horror Seoul Station plotted the course of a viral outbreak in South Korea with solid,...