Category: Film

A long-time chronicler of middle-class middle America in mid-life crisis, through Matthew Broderick’s teacher taken down by Reese Witherspoon’s scheming student in Election to Paul Giamatti’s endless sunsets

From the fire of Hellboy to the lofty imaginative air of Pan’s Labyrinth to the mined earth beneath the mansion of Crimson Peak, on his tenth feature Guillermo

“Fear, in the end, only exists in the mind,” advises Doctor Eric Price, a pragmatic man who has been approached by Arthur Gates on behalf of the board

With the sounds of her crash landing mixing with voices from the past, Doctor Eva Novak of deep space research organistaion Navis awakens in an alien desert, thrown

Space is big, space is cold, and space is largely empty, which may be why there is an attraction to the rare oases of warmth and light such

It is a dark time for the Resistance, if ever there had been a good time, as with dwindling resources they abandon their base on D’Qar and prepare

It’s a perfect montage of a perfect life; Gemma gives readings in the high street bookshop and receives applause, she returns home to make chocolate milk for her

Erratic, ambiguous and unpredictable, the work of director Terence Malick has been typified as much by what he has not done as what he has, with a break

A controversial figure in life, the death of Superman has wounded the world far more deeply than could ever have been anticipated, almost as if the last beacon

There is a belief that serial killers are a new phenomenon, something which has only arisen since the industrial revolution and the advent of the great cities of