Thanks to the wonderfully delicious people over at Butterkist I was sent a few bags of popcorn and a NowTV pass to enjoy a Butterkist night in on them! Not one to argue at getting freebies (especially popcorn) I sat down, filled up a bowl with some delicious Sweet and Salted Butterkist popcorn and browsed…
Always wanted to live the life of a movie star and experience the silver screen first hand? Here are three of the best hotels around the world for die-hard movie fans to enjoy some time in the spotlight. Park Hyatt, Tokyo, Japan Known for: Lost in Translation The Park Hyatt in Tokyo is one of…
Star Wars fans have been waiting eagerly since 2015, and the time is finally upon us — The Last Jedi hits the big screen this month. With Star Wars mania running wild, online store Magic Madhouse decided to delve a little deeper into the series as a whole. They created ‘Stat Wars’ — an in-depth…
Six of the world’s scariest psychopaths escape from a local Asylum and proceed to unleash terror on the unsuspecting crowd of a Halloween Funhouse whose themed mazes are inspired by their various reigns of terror. Fear Clinic alumni Robert England kicks The Funhouse Massacre off in his own quirky style as the warden of the…
Bingo, a game that is becoming more and more popular each and every year especially with big money up for grabs in the majority of cases. But according to Online Bingo Choices, they say that Bingo is more popular than Tennis? Really?! Naturally, with me being a movie focused guy I instantly started to try…
‘50 Shades of Grey’ (2015), ‘The Blair Witch Project’ (1999) and ‘Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace’ (1999) have been named as three of the most snooze-inducing films of all time, according to a new study. Although this particular study is one that is raising a few eyebrows with me personally. 50 Shades of…
What a nice surprised it was earlier this week when I was invited to see a very early screening of The Disaster Artist starring James and Dave Franco. A movie spoof representation of the best, worst movie of all time The Room. A film that has gained a cult following over the years for it’s…
There’s long been a place in Hollywood for skilled fighters and martial arts masters. While many pugilists find a natural home behind-the-scenes as stunt artists and fight choreographers, a few charismatic fighters make it in front of the camera, becoming certified action stars in their own right. One such star is Iko Uwais who stormed…
The Next Generation of Immersive Entertainment is Now Available at ODEON at INTU TRAFFORD CENTRE IMAX Corporation and ODEON Cinemas Group today unveiled the new IMAX VR Experience Centre in the ODEON cinema at intu Trafford Centre in Manchester. The IMAX VR Centre is the first to be installed in Europe and the fifth IMAX has…
Last night was the public opening of The Light cinema in Stockport at the Redrock development. Back to the Movies was invited to come along to the grand opening to check it out! The Light Cinema in Stockport Situated a stone’s throw away from Stockport train station this beautiful 10 screen independent cinema is a…
Unlike the sea of critics out there forever comparing movies to current worldly issues, views, opinions and all that other rubbish. It’s with great pleasure that I’m still able to go to a film and enjoy it for what it is. A movie. Thankfully it’s not something I look too deep into when going into…
An unfortunate combination of customer dissatisfaction, managerial impotency and employee laziness has resulted in Cupid Carpets falling on hard times. As a result, Nigel (the firm’s desperate, but ultimately ineffectual, owner) is all-too-eager to take on any job that comes his way. So when he gets a call from an old country house, situated in…
Not in a million years did I ever think I would say that a Thor film would be on comedic par with Guardians of the Galaxy. Thor: Ragnarok is the third instalment of Thor’s cinematic universe flicks and with director Taika Waititi at the helm, they’ve just let him go crazy on this one and…
A portrait of a brilliant artistic mind but infused with something extremely personal and sad, The Secret Life of Lance Letscher is one of the more emotionally piercing studies of the tortured artist that I’ve come across, and is easily one of the most engrossing films I’ve seen so far in 2017. Directed with a…
Hisense is a brand of TV that I’d actually never heard of before until the time came to review this H49N5500 model. After some quick searching, it seems as thou this upcoming Chinese brand is really making it’s mark on the TV market producing budget range TV’s that don’t feel cheap in anyway shape or…
Ah Goon, a film that you cannot merely review and be done with it. A film that stays with you no matter how many hockey games you try to watch without thinking about it. Setting itself aside from many sports comedy movies on a stage of it’s own and with Goon: The Last of the…
