Not too long ago we compiled a list of our favorite Christmas films to watch this holiday season. Last Christmas aside all of the other titles were from years gone by. Whilst Last Christmas was moderately successful at the box office it doesn’t necessarily make it a great movie. In fact, critics absolutely panned Last…
The wonderful people over at Monopoly Events invited us down to their next convention For the Love of Sci-Fi after we attended the outstanding For the Love of Horror convention not too long ago. So we bring you our For the Love of Sci-Fi review! For the Love of Sci-Fi Review Bags packed, ready to…
Two archeologists make an amazing discovery that has the power to unite the World during a critical moment in history – if they’re not silenced first. We finally got to see Star Wars: Origins this weekend and it was worth the wait. Thanks to Director Phil Hawkins for an early sneak preview of this incredible…
The first official trailer for James Bond No Time to Die has just landed and boy oh boy do we have a lot to take in. In this 2 and a half minute trailer, there’s so much going on that we’ve tried to break it down for you. I’m pretty sure we’ve missed off loads…
Jason Manford stars in one of the more recent creations by theatre pioneers Kander and Ebb currently on tour named Curtains. Curtains is a musical whodunnit that puts both very popular genres into a humble mixture of an exciting song list and story fuelled with humor and curiosity. Kander and Ebb are the creators of huge productions…
Martin Scorsese has long been one of my absolute favorite filmmakers. A sense of pure-cinema runs through Scorsese’s veins and it’s a treat every single time you sit down to see a new film from this maestro. Even when playing in a cinematic milieu that he’s dominated for 40 years he finds new ways to…
Another year, another trip to Winter Wonderland Stoke review. An annual Christmas event that takes place in Hanley City Centre combining the magic of Christmas and the love of the funfair. For a few months there, things were touch and go as to if Winter Wonderland would be returning this year but thankfully it pushed…
It’s that time of year again where we get to celebrate all things Frozen for a month. Elsa and Anna dolls and dresses flying off the shelves for Christmas presents this year. Everyone sings the songs over and over again until they’re stuck in your head. I had my little niece sing ‘Let It Go’…
When hearing about a live-action TV-show spin-off for Star Wars I kind of ignored it and moved on with my life. Everything that has been entered into the Star Wars universe as of late has been nothing short of trash. Rogue One anyone? Within hours of the release of the first episode of The Mandalorian,…
The Art of Self Defense Review you are about to read needs prior preparation. Nick Clement claims this movie to be the funniest of 2019. Take a look at the review below and let us know if you agree. Here we go! The Art of Self Defense Review The Art of Self Defense is easily…
Zombieland: Double Tap is one hell of a movie. My god it’s a sequel that is right up there with the original. It’s hilarious, it’s gory, it’s got some epic one liners and I absolutely loved it. With some iconic zombie kills we thought we’d choose our Top 5 best kills from the movie. If you…
Once again Annie The Musical is touring the UK with a fresh cast of upcoming young talent and also some familiar faces reprising their roles. Annie Regent Theatre Stoke Review Originating from a comic in Daily News from 1924 the history behind this story is absolutely remarkable. Its had four film adaptations in 1932, 1938,…
Ron Howard absolutely blew me away with the Niki Lauda and James Hunt movie Rush. Now it’s Director Jame Mangold’s job to weave another legendary racing tale. The story of Ford Vs Ferrari at Le Mans ’66 as Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles go up against the Italians at the most enduring car race…
The Square, a movie Tautly directed by Nash Edgerton (his brother Joel is one of the main characters and co-wrote the brilliantly layered screenplay), this shady and shifty neo-noir sits atop of the genre pack with titles such as Red Rock West, The Last Seduction, Blood Simple, and Bound – it’s a damn near flawless…
Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time in Hollywood is a masterpiece that defined cinema in 2019. The ninth film from the two-time academy award winner comes to 4K, Blu Ray and DVD December 9th. Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt give incredible performances as Rick Dalton and his longtime friend and stuntman Cliff Booth. Set…
Kevin Feige has finally responded to Martin Scorsese’s recent comments about Superhero films. Scorsese said Marvel and DC films are like theme park rides and are not real cinema. To a degree I agree and disagree. Whilst these movies are enjoyable I do feel as thou they’re just churned out without much thought, they provide…
