By Ben Reilly. I was very pleased with this film. I am a big Spider-man fan and this was by far the best film yet. The film was very fast-paced; there was never a dull moment. At first, the movie seemed to progress too fast, but in the end I enjoyed this aspect

Rik Mayall goes fucking nuts! No unfortunately Rik Mayall doesn't feature in The Last Horror Movie, although lead actor Kevin Howarth does look a bit like him. The set-up is a relatively novel but dated one. The film begins with a scene from a fake slasher film which then switches to the face

Since it's popularisation in The Blair Witch Project, it seems that every kind of found footage film that can be made has been made and is now an overused idea that keeps being drudged back. However, every so often a new found footage film comes out that restores my faith.

By Hayley Cowan. This colourful tale of friendship is a heartwarming and refreshing look at being unique. A film from Eytan Foxs, it follows a diverse group of neighbours in modern day Israel. The film opens with the group gathering to watch the immensely popular Eurovision-esque television show ‘Unisong’. Whilst watching, their

I'm sure I saw something like this on Channel 5 years ago. Curse of the Dragon Slayer, or SAGA: Curse of the Shadow plays out as a fantasy to please all parties. There's strong elements of The Lord of the Rings. Plenty of Game of Thrones. Plus some Xena: Warrior Princess