The Incredibles is one of the best family films of all time. On the surface it was just a story about a family of superheroes taking down a villain, but as a whole the film was much more than that. It had a great story, was excellently animated and was
British actor-director Alex Dower, who is the only foreigner to have directed a play in a Russian prison, was hired to play a Russian criminal bad-guy in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Alex, can you tell us a little bit about your role in the new movie ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’? I play
Euthanizer, whilst it is an overall incredibly bleak film, it also portrays a very powerful message. Set in the depths of Finland, Veijo provides a service in which he puts down unwanted or unwell pets for a far cheaper price than that of the local vet. This might sound cruel
There’s something oddly compelling about Cliff Roquemore’s Petey Wheatstraw. The Devil’s Son-in-Law. Released in 1977, Petey Wheatstraw stars Rudy Ray Moore, an American comedian, musician, singer, actor and film producer, perhaps best known for his role as Dolemite in the film of the same name, as the titular character. It’s
Set in the near-future, Hotel Artemis is a private, underground hospital run for the underworld elite. Bank robbers, gangsters, arms dealers and international assassins are given refuge between jobs so long as they follow the strict rules laid out by Nurse (Jodie Foster) and her orderly, Everest (David Bautista). Outside,
