Oliver Davis reviews Spawn #237… “Al Simmons’ old mentor returns to guide Jim in his journey to control the vast powers that haunt him. But Cog has already betrayed one Spawn. Is he sinister enough to do it again, or is there more to his motivations than simple greed?” Spawn #237 begins where the previous […]

Back in September, Rockstar Games and Take Two Interactive’s Grand Theft Auto V racked up $1 billion in just three days (becoming the quickest entertainment product to reach that total), with first day sales of $800 million. While that feat seemed staggering, Activision has now shattered the record, with the publisher announcing that Call of […]

As director Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed) gears up to go into production on Jurassic World, we now have another name rumoured to be joining to the cast of the latest instalment in the blockbuster dino-franchise. According to Hypable, Jason Schwartzman (Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel) is being lined up for a role in […]

Iron Man and Elf director Jon Favreau may be busy filming is “little indie film” Chef starring himself, Robert Downey Jr. and Dustin Hoffman, but he’s found time to enter negotiations to direct Disney’s upcoming adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book. This would be Disney’s third adaptation of the book following the classic animated […]

Every Wednesday, FM writers Simon Columb and Brogan Morris write two short reviews on Woody Allen films … in the hope of watching all his films over the course of roughly 49 weeks. If you have been watching Woody’s films and want to join in, feel free to comment with short reviews yourself! Next up […]

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa, 2013. Directed by Jeff Tremaine.Starring Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll, Greg Harris, and Georgina Cates. SYNOPSIS: 86-year-old Irving Zisman takes a trip from Nebraska to North Carolina to take his 8 year-old grandson, Billy, back to his real father. Approximately an hour into Bad Grandpa, Johnny Knoxville’s Irving Zisman looks at his […]

Anthony Stokes on how 12 Years a Slave succeeded where Django Unchained failed… As I was walking out of 12 Years a Slave I noticed a majority of the audience stayed back and watched the credits. Apart from during a Marvel movie I’ve only seen this happen a few times – Black Swan, The Social […]

We’re just over a week away from our November 14th screening of zombie comedy movie Stalled at the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square ahead of its UK release next year – and it’s just gotten even more exciting. Not only will director Christian James and writer/star Dan Palmer be on stage for a Q&A session after […]

How to Survive a Plague, 2012. Directed by David France. SYNOPSIS: The story of two coalitions — ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group) — whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition. This is the story of two groups of activists, ACT UP and TAG, whose passion, dedication […]

Matt Smith reviews the second episode of Elementary season 2… Television used to be seen, and in some circles still is seen, as a distraction. Something we take in as almost a kind of sugary nourishment, full of nothing and only serving to take us away from our lives for a half hour to an […]