Category: Film

Having been shrouded in a cloud of mystery during filming second only to J J Abrams’ forthcoming The Force Awakens, Brad Bird’s latest feature hits multiplexes this week.

“I’ve come to the city. Please don’t come for me. There’s a curfew here.” Things have been bad since the Necroambulist virus hit; contingencies have been put in

Some films arrive as a surprise; some are, perhaps intentionally, a shock. It is thirty years since Max Rockatansky, then played by Mel Gibson, wandered the lands of

Life was not bad for Ava Dopkins; from a comfortable family, she has an uptown studio apartment, an A&R job at a small music label, and she and

While Hollywood attempts to make horror modern and immediate to appeal to the younger generation with their iPhones and their games consoles, Spanish directing duo Juanfer Andrés and

Do we really know the ones we love? What if our feelings weren’t real, but implanted? Could we ever still love someone after discovering everything was a lie?

Everything is blurred, everything is washed out, a cold sepia rain drenching the town. At night the lighthouse beam scans across the waves, warning to stay clear of

For better or worse, in many ways the film industry radically metamorphosed in the year 2012, no radiation or secret serums required. Sequels and franchises were nothing new,

“I realised that humanity had just become another species,” says Ron Garan as he recalls the moment the world watched the Eagle mission touch down on the Moon

Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2014, it is easy to understand why the audience were confused and unappreciative. The directorial debut of A-list actor Ryan