Flay is a 2017 American supernatural horror film starring Violett Beane, Elle LaMont and A. Michael Baldwin. Returning home after the mysterious death of her mother, an estranged daughter and recovering addict, inadvertently unleashes a centuries-old curse by acquiring a mysterious and alluring black chain that empowers Flay, a faceless killer who drags his victims to the netherworld and returns…
Award-winning cinematographer Paul Cameron, ASC has shot some of the most stylish action-thrillers in recent years, with credits including Collateral, Man on Fire, Swordfish, Déjà vu, Total Recall, Dead Man Down, Gone in 60 Seconds, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and the pilot to the HBO series Westworld. His newest feature…
This film is note-perfect in every scene. Paul Mazursky always cut to the heart of things and this sort of movie is directly up my cat-loving, cinematic alley. I’ve watched this film a few times and each time I love it even more and I find new things to get excited about. Sentimental and very…
If iconic movie buildings were real, where would they be? The guys over at Aspire Doors have picked out real world locations that would make logistical sense to place these fantasy locations within. Cinderella’s Castle I personally think Cinderella’s Castle looks right at home at the end of the medieval Charles Bridge, in Prague. …
Margot Robbie dazzles in I, Tonya; which with its unbalanced and overly injected pop song narrative plays like someone trying to make a David O. Russell film that’s trying to be like a Martin Scorsese film. Yet at the same time the inconsistent tone and obnoxious performances compliment the ridiculous true story of Tonya Harding…
A certain British secret agent made his big screen debut 55 years ago, when the first James Bond film, “Dr No”, premiered on October, 1962. Based on the 1958 novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, it would set in motion a multi-billion-dollar film franchise that is still going strong today and is arguably…
Across the UK there are many pubs that have made a feature in films that you can visit today. Grab yourself a beverage at one of these pubs that may give you a case of déjà vu. The list has been compiled by expert LPG suppliers to pubs, Flogas: British Pubs From Films You Can…
One Saturday morning, a middle-aged couple decide to make love in their car in the driveway to put a spark back in their marriage – only to find it has rather the opposite effect. Hilariously British with a sensual quirky charm to it The Driving Seat is a refreshing nine minutes of naughty fun. You…
Let us set aside Ridley Scott’s ridiculous comments about Blade Runner 2049, Star Wars, his handling of Kevin Spacey, and the fact that Fox has dumped his Alien: Covenant sequel and focus on his latest picture, All the Money in the World. The film is “based on a true story” and stars a wonderful Michelle…
If Bright wasn’t the next film by the director and star of Suicide Squad, the critical reception would have been much different, not to mention the negative critical stigma that revolves around a Netlfix original feature. Fact of the matter is Bright isn’t as good as it should have been, but it’s a lot…
Ingrid Goes West is a fabulous movie. Totally fucked up and completely of the moment, this down and dirty comedy-thriller gets a ton of mileage out of its superb cast, with a beyond-dedicated Aubrey Plaza bringing “the crazy” as a social media obsessed whack-a-do who stalks a vapid Instagram celebrity (brilliantly played by Elizabeth Olsen,…
Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau is a painful documentary highlighting the challenges that Stanley faced while trying to mount his ambitious – and no doubt avant garde – reimagining of the classic material. Directed with a probing sense of mystery by David Gregory, this is an info-packed hour…
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle tells the tale of 4 high-school kids who get sucked into a video game version of the infamous board game Jumanji. As our group of heroes arrive in the jungle they take on new avatar bodies. The jock of the group (Ser’ Darius Blain) has turned into his avatar who…
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…
This isn’t our childhood Star Wars, nor is it deeply rooted in nostalgia. The Last Jedi continues the Skywalker saga with an inverted heroes journey of Kylo Ren and his continuous struggle with being pulled from the dark side back to the light, yet the film is this unorthodox mixture of overt silly comedy, beautiful…
Tony Scott’s slick, gritty and highly influential 2004 revenge thriller Man on Fire holds even more fiery resonance today than when it did upon first release. Brian Helgeland’s hard-nosed, straight-ahead screenplay set a simple foundation for Scott to run amok with his distinct brand of directorial tricks. The film is a stylistic tour de force…
