Views from Filmland ….
There was a time when the term ‘horror film’ meant just that. Admittedly however, it seldom required much more than keeping the landing light on
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a feel good testament to growing old, and proof that there’s truth in the adage ‘you’re as old as you
Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has returned to the town of Woodsborough, where she is promoting her new book. And where Sidney goes, you can
I have the suspicion that the classification of Piggy, the new thriller by writer/ director Kieron Hawkes, as a horror film may not be
Headhunters, the Norwegian thriller based on the best selling crime novel by author Jo Nesbo is, like its central protagonist Roger Brown (played by
The Book Thief tells the story of Liesel Meminger (Sophie Nélisse) who, following the death of her younger brother, is sent for safety by her
Watching the films of Tinto Brass is an ultimately disappointing experience. All Ladies Do It starring Claudia Koll and Paolo Lanza and The Key with Frank
Masterpiece is a term all too often bandied about to describe films which, though good, often have that elusive ingredient missing. The Lorax however, justifies
I must admit to expecting more from Death Race 3: Inferno, the thriller from director Roel Reiné – though I suppose considering the fact that
The impoverished Louis Mazzini (Dennis Price), lives with his mother in the humble surroundings of south west London, whilst his relations, the aristocratic D’Ascoyne family
The Oscars really are a bizarre ritual. Every year films, which the average member of the public would probably not spend their hard earned cash
Referring to director Michael Winterbottom’s film The Look of Love as a drama / comedy, is something of a misnomer. Starring flavour of the moment Steve
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