Paul Giamatti talks about Parkland… Director Peter Landesman credits Paul Giamatti’s involvement in Parkland as one of the key reasons that Abraham Zapruder’s family – consistently silent until now – agreed to collaborate with his film. Landesman had reached out persistently to the relatives of Zapruder, the man who had witnessed the shooting of JFK […]

Anghus Houvouras reviews Rogue Trooper #1… “Nu-Earth, just another planet ravaged by a galaxy-wide war, its atmosphere poisoned by chemical weapons. Created to fight in such conditions were the G.I.s – genetically engineered infantrymen. But now only one remains, the man known as… Rogue Trooper. IDW is proud to re-introduce Rogue Trooper in this all-new […]

The internet was sent into uproar last year when Ben Affleck was announcing as the next Dark Knight for Zack Snyder’s upcoming Man of Steel sequel Batman vs. Superman, with the backlash harking back to the late 80s when Warner Bros. received over 50,000 letters of complaint about Tim Burton hiring Beetlejuice star Michael Keaton […]

It’s been revealed that Naughty Dog’s acclaimed video game The Last of Us is getting the movie treatment courtesy of Screen Gems and Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures, with the game’s Creative Director Neil Druckmann set to pen the script for the big screen adaptation. “Screen Gems’ Brian Dukes and Eric Ling brought this game […]

Although Fox and director Josh Trank are yet to officially confirm the recent casting news on the upcoming reboot of The Fantastic Four, it’s been the worst kept secret in Hollywood for the past few months that the film will reunite Trank with his Chronicle star Michael B. Jordan, who is set to play Johnny […]

Alice Rush reviews the first episode of Bates Motel season 2….  This week saw the return of Bates Motel, the modern day prequel to Psycho. The first season proved to be a bit of a slow burner with tension growing slowly in every episode that eventually culminated in Miss Watson’s brutal murder and the implied […]

Anghus Houvouras reviews Magneto #1… “Once the deadliest, most feared mutant mastermind on the planet, MAGNETO is no longer the man he once was. After falling in with Cyclops and the X-Men, Erik Lehnsherr became just one more pawn in another man’s war. But now, determined to fight the war for mutantkind’s survival on his […]

Andy Naylor reviews South Park: The Stick of Truth… Cartoon spin-off games, much like their movie counterparts, meet with mixed success. More often than not you get a poor tie-in that is designed to cash in on the popularity of the source material – see last year’s awful Family Guy game for a prime example […]

Piers McCarthy reviews the twelfth episode of The Walking Dead season 4…. Having included multiple character focus in last week’s episode, episode 12 of The Walking Dead falls back to a singular narrative – that of Beth and Daryl’s journey. Whether or not you’re into these kinds of episodes, there’s always a lot to learn […]

Rome, Open City (Italian: Roma, città aperta), 1945. Directed by Roberto Rossellini.Starring Anna Magnani, Aldo Fabrizi, Marcello Pagliero, Francesco Grandjacquet, Maria Michi and Vito Annichiarico. SYNOPSIS: Roberto Rossellini directs this 1940s drama about the last days of the Nazi occupation of Italy during World War II. Resistance leader Giorgio Manfredi flees the Gestapo and seeks […]