By DeeDee Spears. Now and then you get to watch a film that sits with you because you are able to take so many things from it. This is why I rather enjoyed watching Symphony. I found this film extremely interesting because the subject matter is not really a topic that I
Another David Croneberg cult classic gets High Definition treatment with 1979's The Brood, a schlocky slasher (or in this case mallet-er) elevated over it's competition with uniformly excellent performances and an early dose of Cronebergian Body Horror. At first glance The Brood may appear to be just another film in a long line of
By Alexi. After watching the cutie little robo-nerd I thought it was intelligent on a number of levels. The messages it tackled were fantastic, yet some things played on my mind. Much pondering was had. The result of this pondering lead me to boring a few friends about the devilishly sophisticated modern
He's back again, that James Connors from SouthWalesMassive, and this time he's taken on Movie 43. In 2009, Peter Farrelly finally started work on his next project - an anthology of badly written shorts starring people who didn't want to be in them, with the title coming from the idiotic warblings of
Ben Wheatley is without the doubt one of the most exciting British film makers of his generation. Kill List and Sightseers are both bold, original and utterly fantastic films. Not since Shane Meadows has anyone grabbed the film industry by the balls and done it his own way. His latest,
