Sometimes when you’re looking for a great film you have to take a chance. With no research, chosen on a plot summary, peculiar title and innuendo filled cover art, Shinobu Yaguchi’s Wood Job! has become not only one of my favourite films of 2014, but it’s found a place in

By Peter Killip. When I exited the cinema from this, I had the image of Seth and his mates in some kind of Improv All-Star comedic reach-around during the writing of this script. Written and directed by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg, this none more meta apocalyptic comedy feels like the

By Peter Killip. The Dilemma, Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code

By Peter Killip. "A knockout thriller with a killer twist." - Film critic " The Sopranos meets Marley and Me."- God awful D.J. Promotional material can be a prickly pear at the best of times, understandably you need to show enough of the goods to whet the audiences appetite but conversely still need

By Peter Killip. After the necessity that was our collective calming the shit down with His calling time on the Dark Knight Trilogy, we were all left wondering the direction the frown Prince of pessimism Christopher Nolan would take us next. Initially picked up as a Spielberg project ( and boy does