By Peter Killip. I'm going to go out on a severed limb here and say I'm not the biggest fan of Classic horror remakes, usually bearing all the class of hearing a hen party screech your favourite song in a kebab shop at 2 am. This one though, I wasn't hugely

By Peter Killip. After side-stepping yet another Liam Neeson outing this week, I happened upon this release, I'd almost forgotten it completely, no bombastic fan fare to mark it's arrival, a complete lack of the constant bludgeoning of recent T.V. spots and the like, figured - "Bugger it, it'll kill a

By Peter Killip. After being strong armed into sitting through 120 minutes of Hugh Jackman getting acted off the screen by Spielberg endorsed "Rock-'em Sock-'em" robots in "Real Steel", I needed this. If you've not seen it, or like me, simply not seen it in an absolute age, allow me to

By Peter Killip. This whole film brought to mind the heartbreaking moment that Dennis Pennis asked Steve Martin ( promoting "SGT. Bilko" at the time I think

By Peter Killip. Strong contender for weirdest film this year is Marjane Satrapi's queer little outing that brings us the happy-go-lucky tale of a paranoid schizophrenic who starts skipping his meds and under guidance from his pet cat and dog (also voiced by Reynolds) starts clearing fridge space for his colleague's