Author: Matthew Rutland

When the war is over, what does a soldier do? In all the years since the first Great War, the complaint of soldiers returning to civilian life has

The dark world. With a subtitle like that, a scholarly dissertation may begin by looking at the different connotations of the word dark, and how the meanings may

It was in 1986 that It Bites sang Calling All The Heroes, and although it took Hollywood time to catch up, they have spent the last ten years

Guillermo del Toro. With a prolific and varied resume as a director, writer and producer, he steps behind the helm as both writer and director in his most

There is something both magical and horrifying about the film trilogy. Asking anyone to name their favourite film in a trilogy, and it will rarely if ever be

“Henry Guilfoyle was slowly drinking himself to death.” More the words from a mid-afternoon play, or perhaps a late era Beatles song, the tale of a fallen salesman who

“There’s no place like home,“ the immortal line from 1939’s classic The Wizard of Oz; maybe it should have been there’s no place like Oz, as it is

The Brothers Grimm. The world of macabre fairy tales have had a special place in the hearts of children and adults alike for just over two hundred years,

“D-J-A-N-G-O. The D is silent.” “I Know.” And with that, the name and the torch of Django was passed from Franco Nero to Jamie Foxx in a typically indulgent, yet

In a series that has now become one of an elite few to repeatedly perform better with every sequel at the box office, despite the critic and fanboy