By Ben Hooper. An American man searches for himself but finds war in this feature documentary. Matthew Vandyke decided to break out from his sheltered life of action movies and video games in his mum’s basement, and took ‘a crash course in manhood.’ He bought a motorbike and a camera, changed his name
By Daryl Bär Hammer’s history of Horror cinema is littered with sequels so it was no great surprise when a follow up was announced to the studio’s biggest hit to date. Set several decades after The Woman in Black (2012) the plot follows a group of evacuees escaping Blitz-battered London seeking
What’s difference does 20 feet make? It makes all the difference on the stage as that is the distance between nameless and faceless back-up singer and the star. The “star” in question being Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Sting and Bruce Springsteen but to name but a few and there you
By Peter Killip. Avengers Assemble (I shudder that I have to call it that) has a LOT to answer for it'd seem. Iron Man was decent enough, let down by an "Iron Man vs BLOODY HUGE Iron Man" type climax but a solid outing nonetheless, the sequel was turd, no two
By Peter Killip. A Good Day To Die Hard. True story: A lad I once knew in my "wonder years" told me how he used to send his recently imprisoned older brother copies of top shelf literature (it rhymed with "dazzle") with certain parts of female anatomy cut out. This, understandably sent his
