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Kevin Smith, whose latest movie, Red State, is set to be unlike anything he’s ever done before, has announced that his next film will be released in two parts, and they will be titled Hit Somebody: Home and Hit Somebody: Away, The Playlist report. He also adds that the two-parter, which he’s said could be [...]
The Ides of March, George Clooney’s fourth time out directing, has great predictions about going to the Oscars early next year. We’ve been seeing some really nice images from the film, a terrific UK quad poster, and a brilliant first trailer for the film at the end of last month. Now, IMP Awards have got [...]
Contain your excitement Twihards for we have a brand new image from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 which shows Bella Swan aka Kristen Stewart getting ready for her wedding to Edward Cullen played by Robert Pattinson. Crowded around here in the image are her father Charlie (Billy Burke), Esme (Elizabeth Reaser) and [...]
With one of Johnny Depp’s next projects, The Lone Ranger, recently having a question mark cast over its had, the actor has been moving forwards with his remake of the 1934 film, The Thin Man, based on Dashiell Hammett’s novel, with Rob Marshall set to direct, setting David Koepp to pen the script, Deadline report. [...]
Exile have just sent over the brand new first poster and released their new trailer on their YouTube channel for their new movie, Demons Never Die which boasts a rather fantastic line-up of young British actors including Robert Sheehan, Jennie Jacques, Reggie Yates, Andrew Ellis, Emma Rigby, Ashley Walters, Shanika Warren-Markland, Femi Oyeniran, Jack Doolan, [...]
With The Troll Hunter currently lumbering (albeit with a strange majesty) towards its September 9th UK release, André Øvredal’s Norwegian mocumentary has upped its marketing ante with a new TV spot, flaunting its goods with mouth-watering, ticket-pre-booking aplomb. The new spot for the film – which sees three filmmakers pursuing a suspected bear hunter into the woods, only to [...]
We have another exclusive for all you Bollywood fans out there! An interview with Salman Khan, the star of the massively anticipated Bodyguard and one of the reigning king of the Hindi Box office for the last few decades. Releasing at Eid in a theater near you (at least if live in London). Salman Khan [...]
(The review of 13 Assassins included below was originally posted as part of my coverage of the London Film Festival. Below the review of the film you can find my thoughts on the new Blu-ray release from Artificial Eye.) The Film Edo period Japan and the untouchable brother of the Shogun, the villainous Lord Naritsugu [...]
Here’s a rather fab prize for a Tuesday afternoon! To mark the release of Monk: The Complete Series on DVD NOW, Universal Playback have given us two copies of the boxset to give away! It’s 34 discs!!! Witness everyone’s favourite neurotic genius in action when Monk: The Complete Series, is released on DVD from 29th [...]
To mark the release of Dexter Season 5 on DVD and Blu-ray 5th September, Paramount Home Entertainment have given us three copies of it to give away on DVD. If you’re too eager to wait, you can pre-order your copy here or scroll down to enter our competition. We’ve now watched the entire season and [...]
If there is anything I’ve learned about being on film sets it’s this: You do more waiting around than anything else. Going into this set visit my goal was to get as many interviews as I could. Even if that meant grabbing interviews from set movers or craft services, of which we did. So when [...]
One of the highlights of this year’s FrightFest was an on stage interview with Larry Fessenden and the horror panel that followed it. Larry Fessenden is a filmmaker who is perhaps unknown to a lot of film fans but for many years he has been making unique and very intriguing films in the horror genre, [...]
MSN have debuted the new UK trailer for Brad Pitt’s new movie, Moneyball which is hitting UK cinemas 25th November. It’s set to play at the Toronto Film Festival next month and we’re yet to hear if we’ll get to lay eyes on it at the London Film Festival. The film is based on the [...]
Break out the neon gaffer tape and fire up the light cycle, User – it looks like we’re heading back to the Grid. After the box office success of 2010’s Tron Legacy (despite a lukewarm critical reception it went on to make $400 million worldwide) and an animated series entitled Tron Uprising on the horizon [...]
You may remember on Twitter a couple of weeks ago that we directed you to Virgin Media’s website where you were able to vote for your favourite TV car / van? Well, it seems the voting wasn’t just for fun but so that Virgin were able to take those votes and turn them into real [...]
The so-called found footage sub-genre seems to have been a reasonably reliable money spinner in recent years and whilst films using this technique often receive a critical kicking and proclamations regarding its death seem more and more common with each passing film, the approach is showing no signs of going way. With the exception of [...]
Juliette Lewis (Whip It) has signed on to co-star in Blood or Water. Lewis will star opposite Stephen McCole (Crying with Laughter), Kate Dickie (Red Road), and Gary Lewis (Billy Elliot) and Greta Scacchi (Flightplan). Blood or Water is being described as “a contemporary film noir about disconnected family and unwitting incest”. Scottish filmmaker Justin Molotnikov is attached to [...]
One of the more enjoyable surprises of the recent Big Screen event here in London was the screening of some footage from The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn complete with an introduction from Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg. In the introduction they talked of their love for the stories and characters (both [...]
Boasting a fantastic cast led by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken, Catherine Keener, Mark Ivanir, and Imogen Poots, A Late Quartet sounds like it’s going to be one of the finer indie films to look forward to next year. The Playlist have now got a nice first look at the film, which is to be [...]
If you haven’t already seen it, it is hard to over-emphasise how important it is that you catch up with Park Chan-Wook’s imperious revenge film. That the good old USofA would remake it was nigh-on inevitable, whether it will be any good or not, we can only speculate. Spike Lee is in the director’s chair [...]
