For me, it was a very interesting time to encounter the short-film Ninety Seconds by filmmaker Gerard Lough. No, not because I have recently been the victim of overzealous private investigation or have, myself, used readily available spyware to invade the privacy of anyone I deem fit to invade, but
Nick Love is the quintessential “Cockney-wideboy”; speaking with the accent of an East End fruit merchant, liberally dropping C-bombs wherever he walks, he often arrogantly lauds his own work as high-octane entertainment for the "lads". After his quite hilarious tirade on the DVD commentary of Outlaw (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCnzWgk2UhQ), it has become
Let's start by talking about the basic premise of Blood Car. In the not too distance future Petrol (or Gas) has reached astronomical prices which has driven the western world off the road. Archie (Mike Brune) a primary school teacher in middle America is working on a new form of fuel
Review by Joseph Conaghan (Joe Blogs) Hunky Dory, an independent made British film had a very limited theatrical run in March 2012 and was released on DVD in late June 2012. It is the story of Viv who returns to Swansea in South Wales after being away at "Princess College" to teach
“Springes to catch woodcocks” The Horror of Understanding in Pontypool and The Interview by Pablo D'Stair Pontypool Though it is hard for me to imagine anyone having not seen the masterful Canadian horror film Pontypool, I have to face facts that it has gone unwatched by many. So to quickly summarize: set in a
