What a lovely short film.  It starts begins with beautiful and brutal footage of the tsunami as people gaze from the mountains. The devastating effects of the waves in Japan are shown without edits. After the carnage cherry trees start to grow and bloom.  It's a lush thing to see. The beautiful

And now to Seven Psychopaths. The plot is insane. Marty (Collin Farrell) is a struggling writer, who hopes to finish his script.  His best friend Billy (Sam Rockwell), a dog-thief, who usually winds up Marty rather than helping him. Hans (Christopher Walken) is Billy's best friend. After both Hans and Billy

Behold, another DVD review double-header! First up this time around is the British thriller G.B.H, directed by direct-to-DVD regular Simon Phillips (of Jack Falls). Centring on Damien (Nick Nevern) a former London toe-rag turned Copper trying to get his life on track, the film unfolds around 2011’s London Riots. Phillips’ film

I don’t want to say that 2011’s Margaret is a bad film. Admittedly, I have warned my friends and family never to watch it, but I don’t actually believe it is awful. There are parts within it which are moving, interesting and well-acted, but somewhere along the line writer and

Recently I reviewed Massimo Dallamano's The Night Child - an aesthetically cheerful Exorcist knock off - now from the same director we have a different proposition in Super Bitch. I know. What a fantastic title. The pleasures seem boundless from such a title. Although the film's original English title Blue Movie