Frankenstein (2004), starring Luke Goss as the most humanising vision of Frankenstein I have ever seen on screen is an accurate and highly entertaining portrayal of Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein...
Imagine a world of complete, 24 hour surveillance where software can recognise your face automatically, a world where robots fight wars on our behalf and mega-corporations own the news and have sway o...
It was dark, cold and I’d just been slapped with a train fine for getting on the train before getting my ticket. I was ill, angry and the prospect of sitting in a small dark room with a bunch of stran...
By Robert Mann. Tragedies really have the power to inspire people and this is very evident in moviegoers. Prior to his death last year Heath Ledger was a star much seen but little talked about, with m...
Two friends encounter a new street drug called “Soy Sauce” that lets you bend time, space and reality to see alternate dimensions, read minds and speak to your dead friend using a hot dog. It quickly...
