The minimal media presence of writer/director Chris Morris is almost at odds with his large body of work which has become synonymous with modern satire, The Day Today,
William Morrison isn’t very good at suicide. With the number of attempts he has made, seven by his own count, ten including what he classes as “the cries
Deep underground through the labyrinth of the Caves the infrequent Scottish sunshine never penetrates, and all that exists is a place where demons dwell wearing the human skin
There can be no denying that whatever the merits or otherwise of the finished product, Roger Corman gets the job done, whether as director of over fifty feature
If horror reflects the fears of the time it is made, then the three films which comprise The Purge are a terrible indictment of modern America, the first
Hardened Fringers, brothers Ed and Tommy of the good ship Jollyboat have enthusiasm, talent, one guitar between the two of them, and balloon swords, taking to the stage
While his choice of projects sometimes leaves much to be desired it is still necessary to admire Ryan Reynolds’ approach to his work, for there are few actors
At the time of its release in 1976 Network was considered shocking, provocative and exaggerated in its depiction of the venal lengths to which a national television network
The luxury of an English country drawing room is necessarily sparse when recreated in a makeshift performance space just off Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, confined to the essentials of
