I've been writing for brwc for a couple of months now, and it's not wasted on me how fantastic an opportunity this is for an opinionated fuck like me to pitch in my 2 cents (pence doesn't feel right) on some good, and hopefully lesser known, films. In these features,
The Veronica Mars movie has arrived, and with it, some heavy criticism about the future of crowd-funded films, fan wish-fulfillment, and essentially, whether or not future Kickstarter campaigns and similar projects could be viable tools to spur other series’ returns to the screen. Fan wish-fulfillment has been a primary concern regarding
Michelle Pffeifer made her film debut in 1980 in The Hollywood’s Knight but didn’t gain mainstream attention until her breakout performance opposite Al Pacino in 1983’s Scarface and since then she has grown from strength-to-strength. In celebration of the upcoming release of gangster action comedy, THE FAMILY out on Blu-ray &
Robert De Niro has been a Hollywood heavyweight for decades, and is one of the most respected actors in the business. To celebrate the release of his latest action filled thriller The Family, out on Blu-ray and DVD on 31 March, we take a look back at De Niro’s fabulous
In his film Epidemic, Lars von Trier (portraying himself) comments that “a film ought to be like a pebble in your shoe.” This has always been my philosophy, as well, both as a film-viewer and a film-maker, and it is a description entirely befitting of Ryan M. Kennedy’s debut feature
