By Last Caress. PLEASE DON'T READ IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS. SPOILERS ABOUND. The Good Star Wars: The Force Awakens looks and "feels" more like a Star Wars pic than any pic since 1983's Return of the Jedi, without a shadow of a doubt. More than the prequel trilogy,
Like the music to Jurassic Park, the Star Wars theme conjures up certain Proustian feelings when it’s heard. Sitting in the black of an IMAX theatre John Williams’ soaring score elicits a certain sense of nostalgia, combined with a sense of anticipation. Luckily this film finds the perfect balance between
Writer/Director Mark Bousfield’s short film Ghost Nets, filmed at Joss Bay on the Kent coast, sends three very different people on a camping trip. The dramatic tension from the start combined with the cold, beautiful yet hostile environment, reflects their relationship. As the story progresses, so too do the necessary but damaging
Zombi 2, released as Zombie in the USA and as Zombie Flesh Eaters in the UK, is an Italian made exploitation horror which, due to it's gratuitous scenes of gore, ended up getting caught up in the 'Video Nasty' nonsense of the early 1980's. It's directed by the respected Lucio Fulci,
A septet of short thrillers vaguely based on the seven deadly sins. While recent portmanteau horror movies have seen mixed success, this shoddy effort is almost entirely devoid of merit. Writer-director Benjamin Rider is clearly out of his depth and drowning in a high-concept hell of cardboard characters, amateur acting and
