By Ben Hooper. A delightful, but slight, children’s animation. Wolfy (or Loulou, L'Incroyable Secret in its original French) tells the tale of the titular wolf and his bunny buddy Tom travelling from their cosy forest home to Wolfenberg in a bid to find Wolfy’s long-lost mother. Once there, their disparate heritages force
Fans of Mark Wahlberg will soon be able to add yet another Blu-ray to their collections. This time around, the movie remake extraordinaire is embodying the spirit of James Caan as he portrays a literary professor in the 2014 remake of The Gambler. In a blog by the Flickering Myth, it
John V. Knowles describes himself as "Geek. Atheist. Cyberpunk. Film nerd. Sci-Fi & Horror nut. Mac addict. Typophile. Coffee enthusiast". Together with his wife Lotti he runs the production company Weirdsmobile which produces shorts & features. John recently had his feature-film directorial debut with the horror/comedy 'Chastity Bites'. See our full
THE BBFC announced today that HATE CRIME, the first release in a new joint VOD venture between geek blog Nerdly.co.uk and TheHorrorShow.TV - has officially been banned in the UK. It is one of only four horror movies officially refused classification by the BBFC since 2009, the others being Grotesque, The Bunny Game and The Human Centipede
Eureka! Entertainment have announced the UK theatrical release of LISTEN UP PHILIP. Following up his critically acclaimed THE COLOR WHEEL, Alex Ross Perryscripts a complex, intimate and highly idiosyncratic comedy filled with New Yorkers living their lives somewhere between individuality and isolation. Jason Schwartzman leads an impressive cast including Elisabeth Moss, Krysten Ritter and Jonathan Pryce, balancing Perrys quick-witted dialogue and their characters painful, personal truths. With narration by Eric
