Category: Film

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

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,

When in 1990 J K Rowling, travelling on a delayed train from Manchester to London, had the idea for the story of a young wizard boy attending a

The monster mash is nothing new; in fact, once it was quite the graveyard smash. Freddy vs Jason, Dracula vs Frankenstein, King Kong vs Godzilla, Mothra vs Godzilla,

Released in 1958, The Hidden Fortress is a tale of buried treasure and war and prisoners and escapes and a princess and the slim reward for all that

“Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” Thus spoke Sir Arthur C Clarke on the likelihood of

Now regarded as the last significant film by director Robert Aldrich, Twilight’s Last Gleaming is a powerful anti-war melodrama centred around the hijacking of a nuclear missile silo

Life is never so simple as black and white. It is complicated and conflicted and events are driven not by a single cause, the responses of those who