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Proving the mendacious nature of the previous film’s title (or does it?) we gather around the latest ode to over the top death and dismemberment with Final Destination 5 to enjoy the silliest and goriest installment yet. There’s nothing here to shock and surprise, so closely does it follows its forebears, with the usual pretty [...]
To mark the release of Coriolanus on January 20th, we’ve been given two pairs of tickets for our lovely readers to attend a special screening which is set to take place in London on January 5th. Coriolanus stars Ralph Fiennes, Vanessa Redgrave, Jessica Chastain, Gerard Butler and is also directed by Fiennes. CORIOLANUS is the [...]
The second of Seth Grahame-Smith’s best-selling mash-up novels, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has found better traction on its path to the big screen than his earlier novel, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and is currently in post-production having filmed earlier this year. We got our first look at photos from the set back in April, [...]
To mark the release of BBC4 drama, The Slap, Revolver Entertainment have given us 2 copies of the DVD and the novel to give away to coincide with it’s release January 2nd. Based on Christos Tsiolkas’ multi-award winning best-selling novel, THE SLAP more than doubled the BBC4 audience share for the time slot and transfixed [...]
We have a rather special prize this morning and Harry Potter fans are going to love it! Royal Mail have joined forces with Warner Bros. and creator J.K. Rowling to release this special Royal Mail Special Issue Harry Potter Heroes & Villains Stamp Set and we have five sets to give away. If you haven’t [...]
Goon hits UK cinemas 6th January and we’re all rather looking forward to it. Adam saw the movie a week or two ago and really enjoy it so keep your eyes peeled for our review. In the meantime, Entertainment One have sent us the new UK trailer for the movie which comes from the same [...]
Warner Bros. Pictures have released the debut poster and trailer for Jack the Giant Killer, a modern take on the fantasy-adventure fairy tale of the same name. Directed by Bryan Singer (X-Men), Jack the Giant Killer stars Nicholas Hoult (A Single Man), Eleanor Tomlinson (The Village), Stanley Tucci (The Lovely Bones), Ian McShane (Death Race), Bill Nighy [...]
All this evening, 100 different sites from all over the world have released one small piece of the jigsaw puzzle that was used to create the brand new poster for The Hunger Games. Users had to send each website and the image to the Facebook page and it would reveal the poster in full. Now, [...]
Brian De Palma, director of such classic films as Scarface, The Untouchables, and Dressed To Kill, is set to go behind the camera for the first time since 2007’s Redacted, with Passion, a remake of the recent French thriller, Love Crime. Noomi Rapace, famous for her role as Lisbeth Salander in the original The Girl [...]
Writer-director Will Gluck has had an excellent couple of years, with his last two credits, Easy A and Friends With Benefits, each doing tremendously well at the box office, with the former turning an $8m. budget into almost $75m. in cinemas, and the later taking almost $150m. from a $35m. investment. Impressive stuff. Deadline are [...]
We’re very much looking forward to seeing Daniel Radcliffe in Hammer’s The Woman in Black and we’ve (unofficially) heard some very positive things about James Watkins’ film and with Jane Goldman behind the adaptation we’re expecting great things. We’ve just been sent a new image and TV spot from the film which has Ciarin Hinds [...]
In the past week, we’ve seen the ad campaign for Christopher and Jonathan Nolan’s final instalment in their Batman trilogy take an interesting new turn with the release of three documents regarding a man by the name of Dr. Leonid Pavel. We’ve also been granted our first, ridiculously incredible Bane character poster for the film, [...]
Neveldine and Taylor are bringing their own brand of insanity to the world of Ghost Rider with Spirit of Vengeance which is out early next year. Nicolas Cage is joined by Idris Elba and Ciaran Hinds in the sequel and if you’re in any doubt as to the tone of this one then it’s best [...]
Call this one the surprise of 2011 but I found Alvin & The Chipmunks: Chipwrecked surprisingly charming. The third film of the series finds Dave Seville (Jason Lee) & his brood of rodents sailing off for a family getaway and Alvin, Simon & Theodore are joined by female singing and dancing counterparts in the Chippettes. When [...]
Lock-Out is the first of the two films co-written and produced by Luc Besson that we can look forward to next year – the other being the sequel to the immense Taken – which will mark the feature directorial debut of its other two co-writers, James Mather and Stephen St. Leger. The film is led [...]
We got the brilliant first trailer for Sacha Baron Cohen’s The Dictator yesterday, which immediately set up the controversy by opening the trailer with footage of a speech from Obama, and promised that fans of his earlier films can sleep safe in the assurance that this is going to be a lot of fun too. [...]
We have three copies of this unique movie to give away! Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy is the erotic action epic that is breaking box office records all over the world. Think House of Flying Daggers. You can pre-order your copy here or scroll down for your chance to win. An adaptation of the classic [...]
Directed by the excellent Jonathan Levine (The Wackness), 50/50 has been by far one of my favourite films of the year. I got to see the film a little early at this year’s BFI London Film Festival and absolutely loved it. So much so that I went and saw it again when it came out [...]
Here’s the list of Golden Globe Awards nominations that have just been revealed by Sofia Vergara, Gerard Butler, Rashida Jones and Woody Harrelson minutes ago at the Beverley Hilton in LA. We’ll update the list as fast as we can! As the list is fully unveiled, let us know what you think of the lists [...]
‘Tis the season to wreck havoc. Joe Dante’s 1984 tale of that loveable and unique Christmas gift which turns out to be more trouble than he’s worth is now a firm festive favourite, and similar to Die Hard, it has earned a loving place on that list whilst using the holidays ostensibly as a hook [...]
