By Alex Goldberg P.H.D. Zombies are THE most popular movie monsters in history. Since Night of the Living Dead came out in the 60s, way too many movies have focused on hoards of the undead taking over the world and mindlessly eating anything with a pulse (my personal favourite of the
The Italian Job (1969) – Directed by Peter Collinson This classic caper comedy follows British criminal Charlie Croker (Michael Caine) who, having just left prison, decides to rob some gold in Italy, right under the nose of the police and the Mafia. Croker’s plan is to create a traffic jam to
From documentaries to historical dramas, director James Marsh is often drawn to telling true stories in film. Many consider Marsh to be one of the greatest British directors with his critically acclaimed titles The Theory of Everything, Man on Wire and now, King of Thieves- out on Blu-ray & DVD
Even for those who can’t get a ticket, the New York Asian Film Festival continues to be one of the best gateways into far-eastern cinema around. Continuing to see success eighteen years after their first edition, the festival is now expanding from its annual two-week summer blowout to also stage a
The nominations for the 91st Academy Awards were announced this week and, as you might expect, they’ve left plenty to be discussed. Perhaps the biggest surprise is Bradley Cooper’s omission from the Best Director category for A Star Is Born, although the actor-turned-filmmaker still has 3 nominations to his name on the night,
