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The phrases “Star Wars” and “prequels” do not often sit well together, George Lucas’ second trilogy of films released between 1999 and 2005 faced with the impossible weight

War drives technological advance. The easiest way to beat the enemy is to have bigger guns than they possess. The most conclusive victories are over those who have

It’s ten years since the vampire plague swept across America. Ten years since Martin and Mister made their way to Canada in hopes of finding sanctuary in New

Fifty three years past its first broadcast, the long history of Doctor Who is ingrained in popular culture, the TARDIS, the Daleks, regeneration, Time Lords, sonic screwdrivers, Jelly

What could be more corporate that an organisation which sought to maximise its appeal and broaden its customer base by actively turning its back on its core audience,

Riding high at the international box office comes Disney’s latest big-budget animated hymn to Girl Power, Moana. Eschewing their usual sources from European folk-tales, Disney have taken their

It’s not easy being the black sheep of the family, especially in a small town where your family are already looked on as being freaks, but with two

In a career of over two hundred feature films through which he became most famous for the many genre roles he played, the long association with the horror

Feature debut of writer/director Mark Elijah Rosenberg, his ambition and vision cannot be faulted, the chronicle of Captain William D Stanaforth (Kingsman: The Secret Service‘s Mark Strong) and

There is an adage, that if you must steal, steal from the best, and the opening lines of writer/director Bryan Bertino’s The Monster, repeated in the closing moments,