In 1993, in one of the most horrific crimes of the 20th century took place when two ten-year-old boys stole a toddler from a shopping centre and proceeded to torture and murder him and leave him dead on a railway track. Still, 25 years later, Jamie Bulger’s murder is ingrained into
I’ll admit I’ve never really given much thought about the representation of people with disabilities in Hollywood. It’s never been something that’s ever occurred to me, even when watching films as obvious as Forrest Gump or The Elephant Man, the fact that these movies deal with people with disabilities has
Michael Moore has been an openly opinionated documentarian since his career began, but it was his films ‘Bowling for Columbine’ and ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ that first brought him to the public’s attention. How refreshing it was to have a filmmaker so honest with his views and so assertive in his approach.
When filmmaker and photojournalist Charlie Samuel was growing up in New York he was part of a crew of young skaters who called themselves “The Wizards”. After 40 years he has finally put his reels and reels of 8mm film footage together, showing the world the story behind the creation
Death Kiss - Review Death Kiss is an 'Action-revenge thriller' feature starring Robert Kovacs, Daniel Baldwin, and Eva Hamilton. Written and directed by Rene Perez. [embed]https://youtu.be/Ic5yBzPutRY[/embed] Clearly heavily influenced by the Death Wish series, this action-packed film sees Robert Kovacs in the ‘Charles Bronson lookalike’ role (the character is credited simply as ‘The
