A tale of friendship, joy, frustration and betrayal Junk embodies everything that can be drawn from a collaborative and creative process. Former friends Kaveh and Raul are reluctantly drawn back together when their B-movie flick… Review – Junk
One of my favourite talking points as a film fan is re-makes. I love and hate them in equal measure. Expectancy, hope and depression strike all at once when I read an article on the… Our RoboCop Remake – ‘Because If Anyone Us Going To Ruin RoboCop, It’s Us.’
Frankenstein (2004), starring Luke Goss as the most humanising vision of Frankenstein I have ever seen on screen is an accurate and highly entertaining portrayal of Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein. With only minor changes to… Frankenstein (2004) – A Battle Of Conscience, Morality And Consequence