In the past decade or so we’ve been saturated by the horror genre - be it the new dynasties of Saw and Paranormal Activity or resurgence of the zombie-craze. It’s not surprising that more and more films are struggling to find their place in this ever more crowded fraternity by
Here's the trailer. The full-length film drops February 18, for free, on http://redbullmusicacademy.com. Featuring Brian Eno, Giorgio Moroder, Nile Rodgers, Richie Hawtin, James Murphy and more, What Difference Does It Make? A Film About Making Music explores the challenges that a life in music can bring. Shot with hand-held cameras in a cinema
The Fellows Hip (2013) dir. Ron Newcomb The first warning that I shall give in regards to this film is that if you have not watched “The Lord of The Rings” trilogy recently or a number of times this is not the film for you. “The Fellows Hip” tells the story
Here are two new clips for the much-anticipated action thriller Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, starring Chris Pine, Keira Knightley, Kevin Costner and Kenneth Branagh, who also directs. Embed the new clips from YouTube: You're operational: Introducing Jack: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit infiltrates UK cinemas on January 24th 2014 and will be released in IMAX
While the glitz and glitter of Hollywood seemingly dominates today’s movie scene, Britain is still proud to have produced many of the world’s most-loved motion pictures. Celebrating the nation’s littler-known works with gusto, cinema reviewer Andy Coleby is delighted to shine the spotlight on his new book of unsung classics. ‘British
