Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn is an American sci-fi action movie that was directed by Stewart Hendler and originally broadcast via the internet in five weekly episodes from October 2012 but is released on DVD here combined into a single feature.  It stars Tom Green, Anna Popplewell, Enisha Brewster and

Well, Peter Jackson this ain’t. Not that I was a particularly big fan of his overly long and bombastic King Kong “reboot” (as the cool kids call it nowadays), but I have to admit it did, technically, soar head and hairy shoulders above this 1961 Kong edition. Still, although Jackson wins

For as long as Britain has been represented on celluloid and the silver screen, the Gangster genre has become synonymous with British film. Make no bones about it, they are common. Fairly cheap to make, automatically stylish and seemingly in tune with a certain British identity, it has become something

In which people jump over things at high speed. If you've not heard of Nitro Circus before it's basically a toned down version of Jackass where the majority of performers are skilled at other things besides skateboarding. The crew is run by Travis Pastrana, a multi-talented adrenaline junkie who can ride

Space Precinct Legacy is a documentary of gradual disappointment. Not only does it chart the slow death of Space Precinct, one of the most ambitious british TV projects of its day, but as the documentary progresses, its microscopic production value and an increasingly negative tone sap all sense of enjoyment