It never ceases to amaze how short the public’s memory is – particularly in the world of entertainment and film. Take for instance the once
Views from Filmland ….
It never ceases to amaze how short the public’s memory is – particularly in the world of entertainment and film. Take for instance the once
The world of the horror movie is a funny old place. Even in cinema, an area of entertainment where virtually anything is permissible, the horror
Three brothers are on the run from the law, after their latest bank raid has gone disastrously wrong. With one of them seriously injured,
In 2009 the ex Mr Maddonna (otherwise known as Guy Richie), used the unlikely pairing of Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law to bring
Salah (Ziad Abaza) puts his academic studies on-hold in order to help his father run the family kebab shop, in a seaside town on
A film critic’s job is akin to that of a sounding-board. Sometimes it’s a sheer delight to sit through a film and then have
You should know straight off when one of the main cast members of A Night in the Woods – yet another feeble entry in the
You’re in trouble when a film pushes Mr Highlander (1986) himself, Christopher Lambert, as its ‘star’! Metamorphosis, by Hungarian director Jeno Hodi (responsible for
Peter Cushing may well have had legendary German filmmaker F. W. Murnau’s Faust (1926) in mind, when he said that he found a creaking door and half
The Car, director Elliot Silverstein’s ‘cult horror’ (and I use both words in their loosest sense), starring James Brolin, Kathleen Lloyd, John Marley and
Comedown (2012), the indi-Brit horror from director Menhaj Huda starring Jacob Anderson, Sophie Stuckey and Geoff Bell, is reminiscent (one imagines) of a bad ‘trip’
The Comeback is a delightfully grimy and atmospheric experience. One of the last films by Britain’s ‘King of Sleaze’ Pete Walker – only Home Before