Roller derby teams end up in some supernatural gubbins. It looked b-movie schlocky enough to be a good giggle. Bit of over the top blood and guts. A few one liners thrown in and this had the makings of being an enjoyable low-budget romp. The overall feeling I had from it was
Set at the height of 1950s glamour, this audience award winning drama recounts the extraordinary relationship between Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Elizabeth Bishop (played by Miranda Otto, Lord of the Rings) and Brazilian architect Lota de Macedo Soares (the beautifully handsome Gloria Pires). In search of inspiration, Bishop leaves America having
Teenage drama of acceptance morphs into Audition-like horror. When first presented with the disc that read simply 'Shady' I had some grim premonition of sitting through some British faux-gangster flick set in the Midlands (where the phrase "shady" is used to mean something bad is going down). Firstly I was surprised to
