‘When you’re a poor kid from a poor family, religion counts for a lot. And when a priest pays attention to you it’s a big deal. How d’you say no to God?’ Andrew McCarthy and co-writer Josh Singer present us with the true story of how the Boston Globe, took on the
By Last Caress. Purvis (David Arquette, Scream) and Buddy (Sid Haig, The Devil's Rejects) are drifters, and murderers. They pounce upon small, sleeping parties of travellers on the wide expanses of the not-quite-tamed countryside of post-Civil War America, slitting throats and plundering belongings as they go. We join them on what
Brought to you from the growing mind of Oliver Park Vicious, is a frightening short that has the ability to truly terrify. Returning home, Lydia (Rachel Winters) suspects she isn't alone and as night rolls in; the terror begins. Released a year ago, Vicious was quickly picked up by 6 of
I'm not hip enough to understand this film, Nasty Baby. It's cliched, hubris heavy and barely drawn that just as the title suggests, nasty, baby, nasty. New York gay hipster couple, Mo (Tunde Adebimpe) and Freddy (Sebastian Silva) one of whom is a unsuccessful video performance artist, and their best female
Faithful has a psychic medium. Not too many films have been made which include a psychic medium. Some of the unforgettable ones feature in Poltergeist (1982, Tobe Hooper), The Sixth Sense (1999, M.Night Shyamalan) and The Changeling (1980 Peter Medak). Rory Alexander Stewart’s Daffy, the excellent Jenna O’Neill, does not disappoint. The
