There are stories about romance, stories about heroes, stories about the fall of empires and stories about the forging of them. And there are stories about life. Inside Llewyn Davis is the tale of a young man in 1960s New York, a folk singer struggling to pay the bills surfing
Tenebre is a horror from Suspiria's director Dario Argento. Released in 1982 the film was described in the United Kingdom as a Video Nasty, as well as being delayed for two years by the US and then censored to death. Describing Tenebre as a Video Nasty is unjust. As is so
By Liz Tobin. We all know Josie Long as the wonderfully funny comedian whose goofy, awkward and honest humor hits the nail on our generations continually adrift head almost every time but, like many stand-ups before her, no one medium is enough to contain her effervescent creative energy. Which is probably why
By Vincent Whittaker. Unfortunately there’s no shortage of stories about sexual abuse to children nowadays and the term ‘stranger danger’ is a prominent one. News of these atrocities are usually followed by a detailed debate on what should be done to protect our children from the monsters of the world and
By Vincent Whittaker. Dui Jarrod, delivers an outstanding character piece here that fully deserves it’s new DVD release on February 25th. The film tells the tale of 4 stylish, young, black adults, Eric(Kenneth Brown Jr.), Alexis (Shamea Morton), Cullen (Peyton Coles) and Janae(Reece Odum). They’re all single and unsatisfied living their monochromatic lives. The four individuals decide to
