By Patrick King. The Devil Lives Here is a Brazilian horror film first released in 2015 and now out on DVD and VOD from Artsploitation Films. It’s directed by Rodrigo Gasparini and Dante Vescio, who previously collaborated on the short film “M is for Mailbox,” which was featured on ABCs of
Scorsese is a director I trust. More often than not he knocks stories out of the park so when he tackles a subject matter that doesn't immediately leap out at me then I am particularly intrigued. Silence is one of those stories. It is the story of two Catholic missionaries (Andrew
Unrepentant murderer Callum Lynch is extracted from death row by a shady organisation know as the Templars in order for their research team to extract information from his ancestor via genetic memories. Callum must relive the memories of Aguilar de Nerha of 15th Century Spain to uncover an artefact coveted
Collecting a family member to identify a body is never a simple task; but in Leftovers, breaking news takes it from bad
Why Him? harks back to the era of Hollywood films that examined the father daughter bond and traditional ideals of family values and marriage. Being 2016 the core of the film is still family values but the son-in-law to be is totally unsuitable self made tech millionaire and it is
