It was a surprise smash hit last year, but Warner Bros. has announced that the sequel to The Conjuring has been pushed back from its planned 2015 release date to an unspecified date in 2016. The movie’s spin-off/prequel Annabelle was not a hit with critics when it was released a couple of weeks ago (read […]

It has become a common theme with some movies to release a soundtrack on vinyl as a collector’s item, but Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (now their third biggest grossing movie) is set to release theirs on cassette. In the movie, Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) listens to a cassette named Awesome Mix Volume 1 throughout the […]

Kat Kourbeti chats with Daniel Ribeiro about The Way He Looks… A fully developed version of award-winning short film I Don’t Want To Go Back Alone, The Way He Looks deals with blind teenager Leo and his growing affection for his best friend, Gabriel, amidst school projects, fights with his parents, and high school drama. […]

FilmDoo, the leading online Independent Film viewing and discovery platform, has just partnered up with the London Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival, and will be hosting the festival’s closing night film, Simo Halinen’s multi Jussi award winning Open Up To Me (pictured), a Finnish film that focuses on the story of a transgender woman and a married […]

As usual, talk and speculation of Halloween 3 has been on form this year, with several sources saying various different things. But it looks like the movie could be making some headway into production… During a very special screening of John Carpenter’s Halloween at Universal City Walk in Orlando (attended by ShockTillYouDrop.com), there was a […]

Your US Box Office Report for w/c 20th October 2014… Having closed the 58th BFI London Film Festival this past weekend, David Ayer’s World War II tank movie Fury has knocked Gone Girl from the number one spot in a solid weekend for the box office. Starring Brad Pitt and Shia LeBeouf, Fury took $23.5 million […]

Second Coming, 2014. Directed by Debbie Tucker Green. Starring Idris Elba, Nadine Marshall and Alex Lanipekun. SYNOPSIS: A London woman is slowly driven mad by suddenly and inexplicably becoming pregnant. Naming your film after a poorly received Stone Roses album could be a creative risk, but when your protagonist, Jax (Nadine Marshall), suddenly becomes pregnant without […]

Tender, 2013. Directed by Lynette Wallworth.   SYNOPSIS: Documentary on a small steelworks town’s community who set up their own not-for-profit funeral service. Tender is the story of a former steelworks town in Australia. Its small, big-hearted community – somehow still cheery and uncomplaining despite how the overbearing factory has assaulted their spirit – launch […]

Neil Calloway takes Christopher Nolan to task for his insistence on the film projection of Interstellar… I like Christopher Nolan. Of all the British born but partly raised in America directors who are currently working in the sci-fi/fantasy genre he is definitely in the top two. Yes, his films may be like a house of […]

The Goob, 2014. Directed by Guy Myhill. Starring Sienna Guillory, Sean Harris, Hannah Spearritt and Liam Walpole. SYNOPSIS: A teenage boy in the rural North of England experiences life after school, dominated by his mother’s overbearing boyfriend.   There were a few different press screenings at 3pm on Thursday 9th October. Both Guidelines, a film in contention […]