The year is 1938 and the Ratch family are trying to have a better time aboard the Queen Mary than society allows. Posing as first-class passengers when they could only afford third, David (Will Coban), Gwen (Nell Hudson) and their daughter, Jackie (Florrie Wilkinson) all enjoy a fine dining experience,
Elemental takes Number 1 debut on the Official Film Chart after nail-biting race with Transformers: Rise of the Beasts: Disney and Pixar’s latest animated adventure Elemental wins a photo-finish race for this week’s Number 1 film. Crossing the finish line just 120 sales ahead of last week’s chart-topper Transformers: Rise of
Bicycles have been around far longer than a lot of the inventions we take for granted like the car and the telephone. Whereas cars and phones have changed over the years, bicycles have more or less stayed the same albeit for a couple of innovations and adjustments as technology has
Don’t Look Away: The BRWC Review. While all genres have tropes and clichés, horror is a special breed that embraces conventions and you have to go with them on a movie-to-movie basis—just like all films. It’s how the filmmakers work with those conventions to create something new and fun. Although the film
After a long year, two couples decide that they need to reward themselves with a trip away over the festive season. Brittany (Alicia Karami) and Randy (Jeffrey Hunter) have been together for a while and are nicely comfortable with each other, while Adrianna (Karri Davis) and Hunter (Adam Fair) still
