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One subject guaranteed to ignite hours of passionate debate among science-fiction fans is the age-old question of which is better – Star Trek or Star Wars? And now, 45 years after he first stepped onto the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, the original Captain James T. Kirk himself has boldly stepped up to the plate [...]
The old adage warns that you should never judge a book by its cover. But in modern day nerdy analogy, it’s probably fair to say you should never judge a game by its title. For Western audiences more accustomed to A-List game names containing the words ‘War/Football/Gun/Kaboom’, something like El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron [...]
To celebrate the release of the hilarious and heartfelt comedy Crazy, Stupid, Love. in cinemas now, we’re giving you the chance to win this rather awesome Crazy, Stupid, Love t-shirt, plus a drinks coaster. At fortysomething, straight-laced Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) is living the dream—good job, nice house, great kids and married to his high [...]
As puzzling as a third film of the Riddick franchise heading into production seems (the decidedly STV titled, The Chronicles of Riddick: Dead Man Stalking) Bloody Disgusting bring news that co-star from the previous film, Karl Urban, is also heading back to the world of the Necromongers. Reprising his role of the villainous Commander Vaako, [...]
I’m going to start this off by saying that in no way, shape, or form am I looking forward to the follow-up to Tom Six’s The Human Centipede [First Sequence], entitled The Human Centipede 2 [Full Sequence]. For those that might be, you’ll be interested to see that the sequel has had a new poster [...]
When news first came of a Puss in Boots spin-off from the Shrek franchise, I think a fair few people were a little sceptical about whether or not it would be worth watching. Everything we’ve seen so far has definitely been very promising though, kicking off last summer with the first images and plot description, [...]
The third in Shion Sono’s thematically linked ‘Hate Trilogy’ (following Love Exposure and Cold Fish), Guilty of Romance centres on a female protagonist, Izumi (Megumi Kagurazaka), who goes on an intense journey of liberation and destruction through sexual transgression. Izumi’s transformative adventure is set against the backdrop of a criminal investigation into the murder of beautiful woman [...]
We’ve just been sent the first poster for Steven Spielberg’s latest film, War Horse, and we thought we’d share it with you. With Spielberg directing his version of Michael Morpurgo’s novel, itself already well-known as a stage play, we can expect a severe heartstring-tugging in amongst all the horseplay. The non-equine cast looks pretty solid [...]
Well, after five days of rigorous screenings, and countless sleepless nights, the festival’s 70+ films and shorts have been narrowed down to but a select few which have been chosen as winners for this year’s Fantastic Fest Awards! Winning a Fantastic Fest award not only means your work has a better shot of surviving past [...]
Twentieth Century Fox have given us these brand new images of Writer / Director Andrew Niccol on the set of his new movie, In Time which sees Justin Timberlake fighting to stay alive by gaining extra time. I love these new images as they really show you what being on the set was like. What [...]
Seemingly lost in a foggy haze of a mid-life crisis love affair with the chronic (often blurring his decisions on how to deal with fans and critics alike), former prodigal Weinstein son and self-confessed purveyor of the “dick and fart” school of comedy (which has now fully infiltrated the Hollywood mainstream), Kevin Smith, returns from [...]
Every once in a while a film comes along which is able to transcend cultural, social and racial boundaries and present a relatable and poignant tale which is immediately accessible to a wide spectrum of audiences. One such film is the South Central LA-set, coming-of-tale tale, Boyz N the Hood. Having recently celebrated the twenty [...]
After her tremendous Oscar-winning debut writing Juno back in 2007, Diablo Cody as much as the film became something of an overnight success, with her name suddenly becoming so well known. She’s since written the not-brilliantly-received Megan Fox-starrer Jennifer’s Body, and has reteamed with Juno’s director Jason Reitman for the upcoming Young Adult, which already [...]
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Here are the US and international posters (via IMP Awards) for the new Adam Sandler comedy, Jack and Jill. Yep, for those out there who don’t feel like you get your bang for bucks during a normal Sandler comedy, The Waterboy star plays the dual role of identical twins. Jack [...]
It’s a hard job, but someone’s got to do it. With filming of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises now having moved to Los Angeles, a new batch of photographs showing Anne Hathaway in full Catwoman get-up have appeared online and muggins here drew the short straw and has to write about them. Woe is [...]
It seems to be famine or feast with Spielberg. Having kept himself away from director duties for a few years, he now has a rush on. Tintin and War Horse are both due out by the end of the year, with Spielberg going once again for what served him well in 1993, namely working on [...]
House M.D. is the multi-award winning US TV series starring English actor Hugh Laurie alongside a host of other stars including Lisa Edelstein, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard, Jesse Spencer, Peter Jacobson and Olivia Wilde. The show has received four Emmys from twenty-three nominations, two Golden Globes and two Screen Actors Guild awards and has gone [...]
While sitting through the multi-faceted programing schedule of Fantastic Fest, you’re bound to experience a full spectrum of genres ranging anywhere from the mildly fantastic to the outrageously crude. However probably the most interesting genre I have managed to stumble across thus far, is a Japanese sub-genre known as ‘Pink’ films. I’m going to assume [...]
Academy Award-winning actress Charlize Theron, best known for a wide range of roles from her Oscar-winning performance in 2003’s Monster to her turn as a ‘superhero’ opposite Will Smith and Jason Bateman in Hancock a few years back, is now in talks to lead a new crime thriller project called Cities of Refuge, Deadline report. [...]
We got the first image and on set video for Red Lights, Rodrigo Cortés’ anticipated follow-up to the Ryan Reynolds-starrer, Buried, back in April, and whilst they didn’t give us much to go on, they did give us a look at Robert De Niro looking pretty damn cool in a black suit and shades. Then [...]
