With his previous, short film, the hitman revenge drama Stache (2007), Bradley
Scott Sullivan established a directorial style comprising cartoonish vignettes,
gory violence, surreal humour and Tarantino-esque homage. In h…Read More...
In 2004 the director of Molly’s Girl, Scott Thompson, launched the independent
film production company My Town Pictures. As the name intones, the company began
with a small-town ethos, with My Town coupling up with local c…Read More...
Knightriders, cult film director George A. Romero’s lost action classic, will
be released on DVD and Blu-ray in the UK on the 22nd April courtesy of Arrow
Video. Best known for his gruesome zombie trilogy, Night Of Th…Read More...
From writer and director John McKenzie comes 12 In A Box, a film that challenged
to bring the style and humour of 1950s Ealing Comedies into a modern day setting.
Originally released back in 2009 to American audiences, it has…Read More...
With a trio of fairly gravitational names like Christopher Walken, Morgan Freeman
and William H. Macy, bumbling comedy crime caper The Heist is an antidote to
films that take themselves and their stars too seriously. Offe…Read More...
Region 1/import title. This Jean Becker French comedy, based on the book by
Marie-Sabine Roger, won’t lift your pulse up over that of a resting state, but
your heartstrings might be tugged a little during it’s 82 mi…Read More...
Ahead of the release of Fede Alvarez’s hotly anticipated and possibly
sacrilegious remake of Sam Raimi’s seminal horror, Studiocanal are presenting
us with a feature packed re-issue of its superior sequel. Hail…Read More...
Scanners III saw the franchise move even further from David Cronenberg‘s
original vision. In his second Scanners follow-up, Christian Duguay moves away
from the clinical, concrete aesthetic of the first two films a…Read More...
British film productions in the 1980s may have been sparse, but some of the most
renowned filmmakers first made their names during this tumultuous decade. Charles
Gromley didn’t quite breakthrough like the others, yet this…Read More...
A smorgasbord of genre elements including fantasy, drama, horror and comedy,
director Aleksander Nordaas’s Thale is a story of folklore and pastoralism
set in modern Norway. Leo and Elvis (played by Jon Sigve Skard…Read More...
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