Men in movies have had their day. Every year, female characters are stronger, smarter, and more badass than ever. Just look at the nerve-shredding thriller Revenge – available for digital download from Friday 7th September and on DVD 1st October – which sees a sexual assault survivor Jen (Matilda Lutz)
Chorizo the cat has died and Eva’s mum Germaine (Geraldine Chaplin) has given it a spectacular burial. On their return to their houseboat, talk turns to Roger (David Verdaguer), a friend from Barcelona about to arrive in London. “If we let him stay one night, he’ll never leave”, says Eva
Shhhh. Everyone keep it down, because Paramount have announced that the sequel to this years box-office smash, A Quiet Place, directed by John Karsinski and starring Krasinshi and Emily Blunt as a husband and wife who must protect their family in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by monsters who are attracted
There aren’t any films that escape looking dated 30 years after their release. Michael Lehmann’s Heathers is strange in that sense, managing to capture absolutely the style and tone of the 80’s, whilst still feeling scarily relevant today. Released in 1988, Heathers follows Winona Ryder’s Veronica as she navigates new
Just what is folk horror, and why is it so popular? Any of you who follow me personally on social media will probably be aware that I’m currently deep in pre-production on my second feature film, a horror called ONUS. We start shooting on the 3rd of September and so I
