Gangster movies are one of the most interesting and most widely debated genres of film, and this is for a number of reasons. Ranging from one's favourite actors, to the types of gangster you prefer, everyone has a good reason for favouring one film more than another. There have been
Emily Watson burst onto the scene with an Academy Award for Best Actress in her first major film role in Breaking The Waves. From there on, she has continued to shine in blockbuster leading roles alongside acting greats Daniel Day-Lewis, Helen Mirren, Maggie Smith and Geoffrey Rush. This year, Watson
Jessica Chastain began her career in several guest-roles on TV before making her feature debut in the critically acclaimed Jolene. After her incredible performance, she soon broke through to the mainstream with major roles in The Help and Zero Dark Thirty. She’s since become the go-to actress for brilliant, understated
Vera Brittain’s memoir, Testament of Youth, was a bestseller on release, and was the first piece of literature to fully address the full the impact of WWI on the lives of women and the civilian population of Great Britain. To celebrate the release of the film adaptation, out on digital
THE CHAIR is a new horror/thriller based on the successful comic book mini-series & graphic novel: adapted for screen by Erin Kohut. The film is directed by Chad Ferrin and stars Bill Oberst Jr., Timothy Muskatell, Noah Hathaway, Zach Galligan, Naomi Grossman, Roddy Piper, Ezra Buzzington, Derrick Damions, and Kyle Hester. The story revolves around Richard Sullivan (Timothy Muskatell); an innocent man that is sentenced to