This year was a tough year for the award season. No, not because the films were awful, but rather, there were far too many exceptional ones to choose from. In my opinion, the Golden Globes was a fair representation of all the deserving films: Best Motion Picture (Drama) went to
If you’re a Hollywood screenwriter, how do you solve the problem of getting person A to do something against their character? Easy, get person B to say the two immortal words sure to make any plot twist possible; “I bet”. Tedbets, the UK’s only platform where friends can bet on anything,
Have you ever been stuck in the waiting room or on a long bus ride and thought, "why am I not catching up on my 2014 Oscar nominees right now?" Movie buffs know this feeling all too well, whether your current list focuses on the films of Stanley Kubrick or
Five nominations for the award for Best Actor, and as usual they fall out of the movies that are in the running for Best Picture. The favourite with Unibet for Best Picture is 12-Years a Slave and so it should come as no surprise to learn that Chiwetel Ejiofor is one of the favourites for
By Sebastian Skelton. Shadow of the Vampire (2000) Here's the basic premise to E. Elias Merhige’s Shadow of the Vampire: what if the seminal 1922 F.W Murnau masterpiece Nosferatu was actually filmed using a real vampire? As far as concepts go, it’s an interesting one as it essentially plays as a dramatised ‘making of’
