We get sent a lot of film treats here at BRWC, so here’s a place we can share them with you. They’ll be clips, trailers, images and posters, links and all sorts. Enjoy.
The cast of classic movie The Warriors will be making their way to the UK for a special Warriors 2017 celebration event at Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham. Taking place on April 1st and 2nd, the UK Conclave will be the first Warriors conclave event in the UK. The lovingly crafted event will feature exhibits, panels, cosplay, stalls and a variety of other fun elements and surprises…
Spare a dime for a new bilingual short film, “Creative Block,” shot in both Paris and NYC.
Director Dillon Vibbart’s riotous comedy Social Norm premieres on VOD this December from Osiris Entertainment.
Warner Bros. UK has two brand new featurettes for the release of Suicide Squad Extended Cut.
Joker & Harley: “It” Couple of the Underworld – Jared’s Joker
Suicide Squad – Squad Strength & Training
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The cast and crew of La La Land reveal all in a brand new featurette which includes never before seen footage and cast interviews.
There’s a podcast called Sinema, which reviews and discusses the bottom 100 films on IMDB. They have discussed films from Mariah Carey’s Glitter to Son of the Mask and Adam Sandler’s biggest shame Going Overboard. They also have a sister podcast, under the Sinema umbrella, called Pitch Please where they bring on a guest and together they pitch a film from a specific genre. Guests they’ve had include Absolute Radio’s Pete Donaldson, Kerrang! Radio’s Alex Baker and Luke Aaron Moore from the Football Ramble podcast. You can have a listen to the podcast here and see what they are up to on their twitter here.
From the creators of Secretary, American Sniper and Hard Candy, Noomi Rapace (Prometheus) stars in sci-fi thriller Rupture, available on Digital 19th December and DVD & Blu-ray from 9th January from Signature Entertainment.
We are pleased to share the brand new trailer & teaser for British Crime Thriller “Anti-Social: Special Edition” starring Meghan Markle, Gregg Sulkin and Skepta, releasing in the UK and Ireland on 5th December 2016.
Offering new premieres and exclusives every month, SHUDDER has a unique library of hard-to-find international and independent films, thrilling TV series, cult grindhouse classics and Hollywood blockbusters with something for both casual and hardcore fans of high-quality horror and suspenseful entertainment.
Get your own backstage pass with The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years, on Blu-ray, DVD & 2 Disc Special Edition from November 21st. The Special Edition has 100 mins of extras including; unseen interviews with Paul and Ringo, five rarely seen full length performances of The Beatles live in concert, plus a 64-page booklet with rare photos from The Beatles’ private archive – a must-own for all fans!
Next week sees the highly anticipated release of THE BIRTH OF A NATION and today Fox Searchlight Pictures has made available a new featurette detailing how the story of Nat Turner’s 1831 slave rebellion made its way to the big screen.
As well as incredible behind the scenes footage, the featurette includes interviews with key members of the cast, who talk about their passion for telling Nat Turner’s story.
Exmas, a five-minute film written and directed by BAFTA-winner Keri Collins, was shot so close to Christmas last year that hardly anyone got to see it.
Eureka Entertainment to release Tom Holland’s directorial debut FRIGHT NIGHT, the iconic 1980s vampire classic starring Chris Sarandon, William Ragsdale and Roddy McDowall, for the first time on Blu-ray in the UK, in a Limited Edition Dual-Format SteelBook on 26 December 2017, and a Special Dual-Format Edition on 10 April 2017.
That’s your lot for now, more soon enough.
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