By Robert Mann. Monsters Vs Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins From Outer Space (DVD review) ***½ Last Easter the DreamWorks Animation film Monsters Vs Aliens was released in cinemas in all its superb 3D glory and swiftly became this critic’s personal favourite out of all the films by the animation studio for its incredible 3D effects
By The Young Liar. I didn't want this movie. I didn't want to watch this movie. But it wasn't any sort of fanboy hatred seeing as I'm not a huge Green Lantern fan, and it also wasn't the low reception it got from everyone. To put it bluntly, to me, this
By Robert Mann. Deviant **** Earlier this year I reviewed The Stolen Wings and The Boogeyman, two short films by Irish filmmaker Gerard Lough. In the wake of the publicity blitz over the latter film, there has been a lot on interest in the only other horror film on Lough’s CV, his 2008 short Deviant, and
By nil. The mid 1980’s saw the movie market being saturated by the sudden rise in popularity of slasher films; think Friday The 13th, Nightmare On Elm Street, Halloween,Schizoid and Maniac. But in 1985, first time writer/director Todd Holland (later to direct Psycho 2) brought the summer’s surprise horror blockbuster to our screens, a film that became
By bADVERTISING. It'll be to approximately no-ones surprise that Big Tits Zombie is a Japanese movie. Based on a Manga comic, it's a simple, classic tale of small town strippers versus the undead. Obviously. There's really no need to expand the synopsis beyond that, but in the interest of word count we'll dig a bit
