Set in 1921 England The Awakening is a ghost story chiller starring Rebecca Hall, Dominic West and Imelda Staunton. The film opens to a seance filled with all the customary claptrap:  dark lighting, bizarre symbols, an overabundance of candles, a run down almost decaying room, and creepy looking characters wrapped

50/50 is a 'dramedy', along the lines of recent awkward, character focused comedies from the likes of Seth Rogen, Judd Apatow, etc. Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Adam a man who at 27 years old is diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, the reaction of his family and friends along

I know what you're thinking, I basically just watched some soft core porn and reviewed it. But alas no! It's a proper film with legitimate (and sometimes serious) storylines. I can honestly say it wasn't what I was expecting and I was glad of it. This film is set on a

The Hunger Games, based on the trilogy of books by Suzanne Collins, is the latest instalment in this years run of blockbuster movies, indeed the big Hollywood Marketron 5000 has been ramped up to full power with a complete carpet bombing of promotion in the run up to it's release