Atomic Blonde promised one thing. A Sexy Charlize Theron shooting bad guys in the face as a mash up of Jason Bourne and James Bond. Doing all of that whilst getting it on with women instead of a male lover. It’s pretty obvious that this movie is guided towards a largely male audience but…
It’s that time of year again when I get my geek on and head to comic con! What’s even better this time around thou is that it was my birthday weekend. This double whammy made for one hell of a trip to Manchester! I was pumped, running on one hour of sleep, let’s do this!…
Not many films instilled as much wide-eyed wonder in me as a youthful movie-lover as The Flight of the Navigator, which was released in the summer of 1986, and while not attaining the runaway big-screen blockbuster status that it truly deserved, has lived on throughout the years as an all-time cult favorite for many children…
It seems as thou a Sharknado movie may be made every single year for the rest of our lives. Or, well it certainly feels that way. You’d think that Tara Reid would be fed up of seeing sharks by now, but no. She’s back and starring alongside her fellow American Pie alumni Thomas Nicholas, fighting…
Macon Blair’s directorial debut I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore, which he also wrote, is a black comedy with serious balls, and as such, this film won’t be for everyone. I love subversive and unexpected material, and this nasty little Netflix acquisition goes to some truly bizarre, and often times (for me…
The amount of movies I watch on a daily basis blurs the lines of dialogue from one film to the next. But there are some films that deliver such memorable lines (or words in some cases) so iconic that you’ll be quoting them years down the line, always receiving the same reactions from the same…
Graham Humphreys’ stunning artwork for this year’s annual Frightfest has been revealed and it’s spectacular! The Bank Holiday event is the UK’s largest celebration of Horror cinema, taking place at Cineworld Leicester Square and The Prince Charles Cinema between Thurs Aug 24 & Mon Aug 28, 2017. Celebrating a return to one of FrightFest’s former…
The recently released Criterion Collection Blu-ray Special Edition of Michelangelo Antonioni’s masterpiece Blow-Up is a thing of pure beauty. From the gorgeous packaging to the wonderful and thoughtful full-color booklet to the plethora of bonus features, they’ve given one of the best films of all time superb physical media treatment. Blow-Up is a true study…
Saban’s 2017 Power Rangers re-boot proudly has the teen-heroes fight representation as well as evil. A fresh take on the original as important changes are made to the team. Director Dean Israelite in an interview with Teen Vogue stated how important it was to make the film feel diverse with it’s new characters: “Not just…
I don’t really feel that I can add all that much new to the chorus of praise that Christopher Nolan has rightfully received for his tour de force action film Dunkirk. Just go out and see it. You don’t need me, or anyone else, to tell you how superb it is. I thought it was…
With the upcoming Star Wars movie The Last Jedi being the last time we see the beautiful, late, great Carrie Fisher in action we pick out 10 things you may not have known about our beloved Princess Leia. 1.She hated her famous bun hairstyle and Costumes She disliked the famous hairstyle she wore in the…
This short Chinese love story takes the emotional impact of a feature and crams it into nine minutes of brilliance. 90 coins takes you through emotions of happyness, sadness, joy. A film that revives your own personal memories and experiences all in nine minutes. It’s not just a film, it’s an experience of self…
Richard Sarafian’s 1971 road movie Vanishing Point essentially puts on a 98 minute clinic of “being cool.” The cinematography by the amazing John A. Alonzo (Scarface, Chinatown, Harold and Maude) is out of control awesome, the swift editing by Stefan Arnsen keeps a beyond-fast pace, and the on-location shooting and stunt driving is truly tremendous….
After my mind exploded into a thousand pieces the second the Jigsaw trailer finished I had a group of new jigsaw posters to deal with. My inner fanboy has been craving a new Saw film since Saw3D was left so open-ended. Everyone was saying it was the last one, but they couldn’t do that to…
Babysitting a kid is bad enough. Screaming, crying, nappy issues. But how would you fare babysitting the possessed doll Annabelle from The Conjuring universe. Arriving in London later this month, a new terrifying immersive experience begins. Warner Bros Pictures and New Line Cinema invite you to brave the ultimate scare challenge of babysitting Annabelle. Featuring…
Around six-to-eight million years ago humans and chimpanzees went their own ways. Before that we were one of the same and even now apes remain our genetically close cousins. Much closer than dogs and wolves. It’s that close promixity to how similar are which provides the backbone of the drama in the Planet Of The…
