A tale of friendship, joy, frustration and betrayal Junk embodies everything that can be drawn from a collaborative and creative process. Former friends Kaveh and Raul are reluctantly drawn back together when their B-movie flick Islama-rama 2: Mustafa Lives is entered into a small-time film festival attended by their hero
One of my favourite talking points as a film fan is re-makes. I love and hate them in equal measure. Expectancy, hope and depression strike all at once when I read an article on the latest Hollywood re-boot of a much beloved classic. Fortunately sometimes they’re brilliant and bring plenty
By Sebastian Skelton. Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) Once again here at The Vault, we take a look back at some cult movies of yesteryear. This time it’s the movie version of the TV series phenomenon: The Twilight Zone – something everyone has heard of even if they haven’t actually seen any of
A horrible new trend in blockbuster film making is the mystical epic. After great films like The Lord of the Rings and OK ones like 300 proved that the technology could meet the style needed for these stories, audiences were hungry for more fantasy action. Unfortunately, this appetite has been
Take a long, hard, cold stare at that poster. How does it make you feel? Happy? Cheeky? Like Kid & Play are back in the game? I don't know about you but it makes a chill run down my spine and my stomach turn as if I've just been told
