It’s taken 11 months of 2024 for a film to move me in some way and up steps a film with the title ‘My Old Ass’ that reduced me to tears delivering a beautifully heartwarming coming-of-age story. Here’s our My Old Ass Amazon Prime review. An 18th-birthday mushroom trip brings Elliott face-to-face with her wisecracking…
I’m A Celebrity 2024 is here and back on our TV screens and in that very moment, the Great British public knows that Christmas is just around the corner! This year sees a brand new cast of celebrities who will be dropped into the jungle to take part in TV’s toughest entertainment challenge. ITV wrote…
Writer-director Kevin Smith burst onto the scene with 1994’s black-and-white comedy Clerks, a landmark in American independent filmmaking which chronicled the lives of a couple disgruntled New Jersey convenience store employees and the loafers who loitered outside their place of business. For a decade-plus, Smith then mined this particular seam, most often delivering different iterations…
Distributor A24, founded in 2012, has carved out an enviable niche as one of the leading American independent entertainment companies, on par with the sustained prosperity of Searchlight Pictures — but without any of the protections and benefits of that mini-majors corporate ownership, by first 20th Century Fox and now Disney. Everything Everywhere All At…
From Ooogie Boogie in the Tim Burton classic The Nightmare Before Christmas to zombie cheerleaders plucked straight from High School Musical the Horror at Hinchinbrooke House scare attraction is an absolute must-visit. Located in a manor house that is used as a sixth form throughout the year but when term time approaches the Horror at…
This week Hammer Films reached out and asked me to check out a 4K restoration of Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter as part of their 50th Anniversary limited collector’s edition set release to provide my honest thoughts. Naturally, I was excited to check out this film because I have a confession to make. I’ve never seen…
Terrifier 3 is smashing records left right and centre as Art the Clown is rising to horror icon status alongside the greats including Freddy Krueger, Jason, Michael Myers, Chucky and Ghostface. The funniest thing is, it’s terrible! After surviving Art the Clown’s Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother struggle to rebuild their shattered lives. As…
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of SpongeBob Squarepants Wingmans Soho delivered a very special Krabby Patty burger to celebrate this wonderful occasion. The burger went down a storm but with it only being available until October 27th we had to get ourselves down to Soho to see what all the fuss was about. Whilst Wingmans…
There are not many things that surprise me when it comes to horror attractions but the Blumhouse Blackout pop-up in London was certainly much better than I was anticipating. Click to SUBSCRIBE to Lift Hills and Thrills for the full video tour and review Blumhouse Blackout is a free event where guests can book tickets…
We were kindly invited down to London’s Design Museum to deliver our honest thoughts on The World of Tim Burton London exhibition that officially opens to the general public on October 25th. During this particular pre-opening preview for the media, we had a wonderful little sit-down roundtable with Tim Burton where he discussed his passions,…
On a recent trip to the Cotswolds we thought we’d take a trip to see Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm and his brand new pub The Farmer’s Dog for a review, both locations have been made famous for featuring in the Amazon Prime hit Clarkson’s Farm. Visiting this location is quite funny for me because…
As a big true crime fan myself I didn’t hesitate to visit when Serial Killer The Exhibition arrived in London as part of a world tour. Debunk the mysteries behind the most twisted minds of the century with an exploration of serial killers’ lives from a scientific, historical and educational perspective. See the never-before-displayed collection…
It’s the end of an era and instead of ending it on some extravagant high with outrageous stunts, explosions and all the rest of it, One for the Road ends it on a very gentlemanly high note with a touch of class and a very enjoyable last episode. In their last adventure, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard…
Michael Keaton steps into his iconic role once more as Beetlejuice in this long-awaited Tim Burton sequel and after seeing it in the standard version on a screen that was crinkled and folded (sort it out Vue) we decided to step it up and see this movie in the format it was deserved to be…
During a recent trip to Florida, we decided to take a road trip up to Georgia to check out some attractions but in an area where the infamous The Walking Dead TV show was shot we vastly searched across social media for Walking Dead-inspired attractions to no avail (cmon guys, a museum wouldn’t hurt!). What…
As I starred in this show personally I have omitted my section from the review to provide an unbiased overview of the rest of the programme. Theme Parks Go Horribly Wrong aired on Channel 5 this past weekend as this near-two-hour show dives into some quirky and unusual stories of the show’s title ‘When Theme…
