Category: Film

In the mountains of Manchuria it lay hidden for two million years until discovered in 1906 by anthropologist Professor Sir Alexander Saxton, frozen deep inside a cave, a

Its name has become synonymous with overambition and box office disappointment, sold by Universal Pictures as the must-see action movie of the summer of 1995 whose swelling budget

South Boston, St Patrick’s Day, a time for family, a time for celebration, a time for remembrance of the past and the things which define a community; twin

There are some works which remain confined to the time in which they were crafted, which now serve only as a quaint illustration of a bygone age, when

Coming to Blu-ray courtesy of Criterion comes one of the greatest films of the 1960s, John Schlesinger’s award-laden Midnight Cowboy, the film that made an overnight star of

Hollywood has always loved an epic and the great conflicts of history offer the spectacle necessary for grand storytelling while also allowing a perspective on the events depicted

One of the “fathers of science fiction” through the worldwide popularity of the fifty four volumes which comprise his Voyages extraordinaires, it is no surprise that cinema has

Finally receiving a long-awaited Blu-ray release comes Peter Hyams’ 1981 space western, Outland, an unjustly-neglected piece starring Sean Connery and Frances Sternhagen, the action takes place in a

For most of its lifetime, the horror film has been looked down upon, by sneering critics who saw them as being of little value, by teachers and parents

Too often hidden from view from audiences accustomed to the effortless digital realities of modern cinema where anything that can be imagined can be depicted it’s easy to