Month: November 2020

The summer of 1953, and the detonation of an atomic device “of foreign origin” detected in the Pacific Ocean somewhere between the northern tip of Japan and the

In the front room of his New York home, holocaust survivor Rubin Litvak lies dead and shrouded, at rest but not at peace, his wife possessed of a

It’s virtual girls’ night in as Jemma, Emma, Radina, Caroline and token boy Teddy are invited to log into host Hayley’s online Zoom meeting for a séance to

The universe perhaps behaving differently at the quantum and the macro level but no less strangely or counter-intuitively, both particles and people are governed by their relationships, a

Six friends on a lazy summer day, and Tyler rolling up in the work delivery van having just finished his shift at Pizza Hawt makes seven of them

The first rule of crime: don’t get caught. The best way to avoid that, as Enzo Rotella instructs his nephew Harry Barber, is to keep a low profile,

Two men, strangers to each other, heading in opposite directions in life, Corey, a prisoner about to be released, Vogel in the process of being transferred across the

It’s release day for Frank White and a limousine awaits at the prison gates, his power undiminished and his gang still loyal and willing to kill for him,

The prolific and versatile director of fifty films, it is with science fiction action films that Ishirō Honda is most associated, among them the original Godzilla (ゴジラ, Gojira)

A film of more adjectives than sense, Burst City (爆裂都市, Bakuretsu Toshi) is a Japanese dystopian punk rock musical of disenfranchised youth displaced by the machinations of the