Dracula, The Black Phone, Adrift: Weekly Round Up - It wasn’t unusual pre-Coronavirus to hear of projects from filmmakers who currently have a few movies in the pipeline already, but one of the things the pandemic has most definitely done is highlighted this since no one can work properly on
Grimes Edition: Bits & Pieces - When LITTLE FISH was made in 2019, the idea of an international pandemic seemed like a piece of science-fiction. But now in 2021, it’s the reality we are living. The film, which is also set in 2021, is eerily more relevant than ever before. Check
Flinch: Review. By Trent Neely. Flinch follows Joey Doyle (Daniel Zovatto) a hitman in the employ of crime boss Lee Vaughn (David Proval) and his son James (Buddy Duress). We soon learn that while Joey is very good at what he does, his services for the Vaughns are not voluntary.
The New Mutants reclaims the Number 1 spot on this week’s Official Film Chart. The superhero horror based on the Marvel Comics series, returns to pole position after claiming the top spot earlier this month following its release on DVD and Blu-ray. Starring Maisie Williams (Game Of Thrones), Stranger Things’ Charlie
Wandavision: Now In Colour - Disney+ Talk (SPOILERS!) Another week brings us another episode of the Marvel show ‘Wandavision’. However, Disney+ only released one episode this week, called ‘Now In Colour’. In episode 3, Wanda and Vision deal with preparations of their unborn child and Wanda’s powers as they seem out of
