Julie (Ellie Harboe) is directing her first movie and it feels like a big deal, especially as they have such a big name as Iben Akerlie (playing herself) on board. Not to mention Dennis Storhøi (also playing himself) as the main villain in the story. Although despite what he says,
War Movie: Review. By Richard Schertzer. Summers dives deep into the heart and psyche of the art, history and cinema of war pictures that have shaped our society with bravura and style that looks like something from an old 1990s PBS series that people used to binge on back in
Arcade games were introduced in the early Eighties and were a big hit. It was a place where kids could hang out together relatively unsupervised and compete against each other in a variety of different games. However, that’s where home gaming came into effect. Capitalising on the success of games
The search for the Loch Ness Monster has been a long and arduous one. A search which has brought up as many naysayers as it has genuine researchers trying to find the allusive creature. When a submarine goes missing in the famous loch however, it turns out this time there
Sandy (Maddie Nichols) is living the dream life that any young woman would want to live. She lives in a perfect house with her parents and her boyfriend, Dan (Vincent Stalba) loves her very much. However, there’s something very strange about Sandy’s parents and ultimately, she knows that her boyfriend
