Category: Film

The 2012 horror anthology film V/H/S had great potential. It could have been an homage to the early days of the videocassette, when many horror films which had

In its never ceasing demand for audiences for its latest productions, it is inevitable that Hollywood will be examined by those to whom those wares are marketed, and

Any director/ writer/ editor/ cameraman working in low budget Spanish language grindhouse cinema is immediately going to draw comparisons with Robert Rodriguez, and it is unlikely the Chilean

Hollywood studios have long been obsessed with showing filmgoers the vast and brutal expanses of the space beyond our planet’s atmosphere. From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Alien

The Europa One mission was the first attempt to send men and women into deep space, and the first privately funded deep space mission, a journey to Jupiter’s

For the simplicity of its premise and the modest production values, Pitch Black was much more than the sum of its parts. Boasting award winning cinematography as the

While a debut feature has the pressure of achievement, it has no pressure of external expectation. When writer/director Neill Blomkamp delivered District 9 in 2009, few knew of

It has been ten months since the release of Breaking Dawn – part 2, final instalment of the Twilight saga, over two years since Harry Potter faced The

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

If there is one character who has defined the X-Men movies, even more than the titular Professor Charles Xavier himself, it is Wolverine, the permanently bad tempered near