Documentary film as a medium has gone from strength to strength over the last ten years or so. It is very easy in this day and age to make a documentary yourself. You can use a professional editing suite on your laptop for as little as £100. Not so long
Been meaning to get around to this bad boy for a while now, proper 80's vibe is making me feel like I'm cheating by not watching it on VHS. To say "They don't make 'em like this anymore" would be wrong as in the last 18 months we've had "Blue
1. James Spader voices Ultron. Forget James Earl Jones as the voice Darth Vadar there is a new James in town and he is funny, sarcastic, insightful with a dash of irony! 2. At 2.5 hours long you can eat that family size tub of popcorn and feel no guilt
Bourne of the Dead. A bedraggled and bewildered young man wakes up on the cold stones of Brighton beach. As he wanders the deserted streets of the city centre, he’s set upon by a bloodied and raging ‘infected’ (we’re still not using the z-word, ok?) before being saved by a young
By Maahin Akhlaque. Low-budget British films tend to more often than not be crime or gang films, and Reg Traviss’ latest is no exception, though it offers a little bit more than just a regular gang-war plotline, though it doesn’t make it better or more interesting than other films of its
