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DVD Review - Cowboys and Zombies

Steven Neish  22.08.2011
Originally titled The Dead and the Damned, writer-director Rene Perez's Western/horror hybrid was redubbed for its U.K. release, all the...

The Expendables: Junk-food for a Saturday night

Kat Middleton  16.08.2011
Saturday nights are made for movies, but not just any old movies; Saturday nights are made for big hairy exploding movies filled with testosterone...

Review: The Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Thomas Patrick  11.08.2011
Andy Serkis is superb as Caesar, the most complex character in the whole film and it is heart-breaking and inspiring to see how his primitive...

3D: For and Against

Jack Pelling  11.08.2011
The discussion of 3D is a horse that has been flogged to within an inch of its life over the last few years, with powerful film writers...

On Mature Reflection: Slow Food Film Criticism

David Cooke  10.08.2011
There are many fine film, theatre, TV, games, music, fashion and food critics. Make your own list of the popular arts and take your pick....

One Pill, Anything's Possible

Kat Middleton  8.08.2011
I imagine that most people have a DVD collection similar to mine. It's a right mixture; literally next to each other on the shelf, you...

Why Sucker Punch Deserves A Second Chance

Craig Skinner  8.08.2011
To the discerning film fan the modern multiplex can be a depressing and woefully uninteresting place to quench one's thirst for cinematic...

Review: 'The Devil's Double'

Daniel Green  7.08.2011
Based upon the autobiographical novel of Latif Yahia, a body double for Saddam Hussein's son Uday Hussein during the late 1980s, director...

British Film Appreciation: Theatre of Blood (1973)

Sara Bivigou  5.08.2011
The creative process can be brutal. To make a sentence the right words must be hunted, like thieves in the night.

Reviews: The Skin I Live In UK Premiere at Film4 Summer Screen

Daniel Green  1.08.2011
Part-psychological thriller, part-melodrama and part-body horror, Almodóvar's 18th feature 'The Skin I Live In' is perhaps the director's...

Richard Ayoade's 'Submarine' released on DVD

Daniel Green  1.08.2011
Ayoade has once again shown himself to be as fine behind the camera as he is in front (excluding perhaps the deeply unfunny The IT Crowd...

Perfect Saturday Night Movies

Thomas Patrick  29.07.2011
The Replacements itself is mediocre, but when it comes to fun-filled Saturday film nights at home there is no other film that unites the...

Captain America: The First Avenger- Marvel's Missed Opportunity

Jack Pelling  22.07.2011
Nazis.  When it comes to baddies, you just can't beat 'em.  Marvel's third outing of the summer tells the story of Steve Rogers (Evans)...

Kapow! Batman Live Packs a Punch

Collette Walsh  21.07.2011
It's a tricky job keeping children amused at the best of times and now that the summer holidays have started, filling the next six weeks...
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