When it comes to master storytellers they don’t come much bigger than Stephen King and when reflecting on the works of this famed author, his novel, The Shining, looms above all as one of, if not the most revered horror novel of all time. That book, along with the seminal and genre-defining film from director […]
Daniel Craig is ready for action in first look at ‘No Time To Die’
It’s one of 2020’s most anticipated films, and the twenty-fifth James Bond film titled No Time To Die has got everyone excited at what lies ahead. Following on from new details related to Rami Malek’s new Bond villain Safin, we know have our first look at Craig’s Bond and the debonair superspy looks like he’s […]
‘Jojo Rabbit’ – Review
Some films come along and with their existence truly shake up what it means to go to the cinema. You’re expecting these films to go right, but instead, they go left, then right, then they turn around in a circle and then go left again, and through experiencing this as an audience member, you feel […]
‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ – Review
There’s something to be said for some good ol’ fashioned zombie bashing fun, and Zombieland: Double Tap, the much anticipated and long-awaited sequel to the cult classic Zombieland, has arrived and it delivers some very gnarly thrills! After the events of the first film, Columbus, Tallahassee, Wichita and Little Rock move to the American heartland […]
Alexander Skarsgård set to headline Viking revenge film ‘The Northman’
It’s a very good time to be Alexander Skarsgård right now, not only is the Swedish actor taking on the lead role of Randall Flagg in the much anticipated television adaptation of Stephen King’s The Stand, but now he’s also eyeing up an incredibly interesting project with indie filmmaking director Robert Eggers in The Northman. […]
‘Judy’ – Review
Screen legends don’t come larger than Judy Garland, the legendary performer and star of the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz who was beloved by millions and adored for her extraordinary voice. Judy chronicles the story of what happened next to Garland when the lights had ceased to sparkle and Academy Award winner Renée […]
‘Hustlers’ – Review
Money makes the world go round and in Hustlers, it’s all about the score and Jennifer Lopez, Candance Wu and their fellow girlfriends take audiences on one crazy ride in their pursuit of fat stacks of cash. The story centers around a group of strippers in New York City, led by an ambitious single mother, […]
Step into the First World War with new trailer for ‘1917’
Acclaimed director Sam Mendes is on his way back to cinemas following his work on 2015’s Spectre, and the acclaimed director is ready to take audiences inside the muck and rawness of the trenches of No Man’s Land in 1917. A brand new trailer has arrived and it sure is gripping. Watch it below: Here’s […]
Guy Ritchie brings the swagger in ‘The Gentlemen’
It’s been a particularly awesome year for director Guy Ritchie, not only has he dominated the box office with Aladdin, which is far and away my favourite of all the live action Disney films, but the English director is returning to his gangster movie roots with The Gentlemen and this looks like a lot of […]