Review by Big Rich. This is one of those films I remember from my childhood. I never watched it but the VHS cover in the video store will stay with me forever. A man in a biker helmet with a flamethrower, with carnage in montage all around him. This memory is
Following its sell-out launch last month, A Little Film Club continues with a screening of Pasolini’s Teorema at the Rio Cinema in Dalston. The monthly screening programme by Little Joe, a magazine about queers and cinema, mostly, is supported by Film London’s new Community Pilot Fund scheme. A Little Film Club
Review by bADVERTISING. Up until now you’d be forgiven for saying that director Kevin Smith has largely worked within his comfort zone. His own brand of slacker-stoner comedy hasn’t really strayed too far in one direction or another since his classic, shambolic debut, Clerks. Red State is, however, a different story. While
When London detectives Bates and Mason (TopBoy's Ashley Walters and Reggie Yates) are sent to investigate a series of deaths at a local high school, they soon focus on a teenage gang with a dark secret. Led by misfit Archie (Robert Sheehan, Killing Bono, Misfits) and school psycho Kenny (Jason Maza,
Review by Lauren Thomas. This film, by Australian director Sam Voutas, centres on a dimwitted and kind-hearted Chinese cab driver, Shunzi. Showing him losing his job, his wife and moving back in with his parents all in the same day, he attempts to gain a fortune by setting up a shop
