Serial killers have been and remain a public fascination. As a species and a society, we seem to revel in these macabre individuals acts, if only to condemn them. Be it Ted Bundy or Jack the Ripper, it is always the killer that comes first and the victims after. Bayou
Locke starring Tom Hardy and directed by Steven Knight tells the story of a building foreman Ivan Locke on his journey from Birmingham to Croydon late at night. The film stars Tom Hardy… and Tom Hardy. Yes get ready for a feature length one man cast in a small confined
By Hayley Cowan. Sometimes I feel like I am in a never-ending game of dodgeball. I am constantly ducking and diving to avoid sequels, remakes, and big budget films that leave me wondering what the budget was actually spent on, other than the overpaid cast. So, on a rainy afternoon in
Undeniably Japanese, A Story of Yonosuke is a beautifully endearing tale that maps out the incredible impact one person can have on the lives of others. Split into four admittedly very lengthy parts it surrounds the life of Yonosuke Yokomichi (Kengo Kora). Taking us through his freshman year at University
In 1953, an expedition funded by the British trekked through the Himalayas with one goal, to conquer the summit of Everest; the highest place on Earth. Attempts had been made in the past, but had failed. But this expedition, this last great huzzah! of the British Empire was about to
