Tag: Ben Wheatley

At the edge of the forest stands Gantalow Lodge, all wood, antlers and hazard tape, last outpost beyond which entry is prohibited to the public during the epidemic

“I just want everyone to go home happy from this deal,” Justine says. Her exterior says calm, but it’s not a calm situation. Just ask Frank, who is

As part of a twenty six date tour around the country, writer/director Ben Wheatley arrived at Edinburgh’s iconic Cameo Cinema on the evening of Tuesday 28th February, on

Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. Published in 1975, the year Margaret Thatcher rose to leadership of the Conservative Party, High-Rise was first optioned by producer

With most of Stanley Kubrick’s thirteen feature films now available on Blu-ray, Arrow are plugging the last gap in the list by releasing two of his earliest, The

Half a century is an incredibly long time in television terms. When many shows fail to even have their pilot episode broadcast or struggle to be granted a

The story of an ex-policeman searching for a young girl’s missing friend on an isolated Scottish island, And Then Emily Was Gone is a unique and compelling new

Whether his work is to the liking of the masses or not, there can be no denying that Ben Wheatley is one of the most interesting filmmakers in

The portmanteau horror is not new, a staple of Amicus Productions from Doctor Terror’s House of Horrors to The Monster Club, crossing the Atlantic to Romero’s Creepshow and

The great British holiday. The staycation. Caravanning. A series of phrases as misleadingly optimistic as the hopes of the British film industry, yet in Sightseers all these things