Month: June 2016

Horror is a wide and diverse genre yet there remains a perception that it is very much a genre whose primary followers are men, leading to a subgenre

It’s not easy meeting Mr Right. Just ask Martha. She makes the effort for her man, cooking him a special surprise dinner and he returns the favour with

“A story inspired by actual events,” the new film from director Nils Gaup, best known for Pathfinder (Ofelaš), his 1987 film which was nominated for the Academy Award

It has been twenty years since the alien attack on Earth. Twenty years since the world cried out in one (American) voice “We will not go quietly into

There are some directors whose collective output is hard to categorise: Robert Wise, who moved from the classic Hollywood musicals West Side Story and The Sound of Music

A “metaphysical thriller” published by G K Chesterton in 1908, the last century has seen a vast change in the role of religion on the world stage, with

“My therapist says I’m not that unusual; people have nervous breakdowns all the time, all over the world, and they do fine.” So says Elaine Parks, a vision

It’s probably safe to say that Charlie’s pregnancy wasn’t planned; out on the town doing shots with the gang, she finishes the night throwing up in an alleyway

It’s somewhat unavoidable that over recent years the zombie movie has been done to death yet won’t lie down. There have been found footage zombies (Diary of the

Nothing succeeds like success, and nobody ever let the truth get in the way of a good story. Released in 2013 and billed as being “based on the