We count down to The World’s End by looking back over Edgar Wright’s previous films; next up is Luke Owen with Hot Fuzz… When looking back at the greats of comedy movies and the ones that will stand the test of time, you have Duck Soup, Monty Python’s Life of Brian, This is Spinal Tap, […]

Last week Sharknado caused quite a splash on social media. Its ridiculous premise had many people wondering what the execs at SyFy must be smoking. They clearly haven’t stopped. Set to air in the US on August 22nd, Ghost Shark takes things paranormal, with the ghost of a Great White able to appear anywhere there […]

Flickering Myth’s writing team discuss their favourite movie soundtracks; next up is Kirsty Capes with Moon… I think that it is safe to say, with little apprehension, that Clint Mansell is one of the great BAMFs of modern cinematic scores. Although he is humble about his unwavering musical talent, time and time again Clint Mansell […]

Five classic family films your kids will love… Though there are lots of brilliant family films being made these days, if you grew up during the 70s, 80s or even the 90s, you’ll probably have a soft spot for those classic movies that captured your imagination as a child. So if you want to pass […]

With Marvel expected to expand its roster for Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there’s been plenty of rumours circulating as to which characters could be set to join the likes of Iron Man, Thor and Captain America as part of the studio’s stable of superheroes, not to mention speculation over potential casting choices. […]

Villordsutch reviews Doctor Who Classics #3… “Doctor Who Classics is back! This new series presents classic comic strips-many never before reprinted-and in color for the very first time! This issue includes the first three parts of ‘Nemesis of the Daleks,’ featuring the Seventh Doctor. After landing on a planet that has been conquered by the […]

Simon Columb attends BFI Southbank’s ‘Symphonies of Life: The Films of Jean Grémillon’ retrospective… Jean Grémillon worked alongside the very best – Jean Renoir, Marcel Carne and Jacques Feyder to name a few. Lumière d’Été, released only four years after La Règle de Jeu (Renoir’s highly acclaimed masterpiece that has remained in the Sight & […]

Chris Cooper reviews the latest in IDW ‘Villains’ series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villains Micro-Series #4 – Alopex… “Alopex, the first mutant of the Foot Clan, has quickly become one of Shredder’s most useful agents. However, when she sets out to learn more about her past, she discovers a devastating truth that could have her […]

Anghus Houvouras on the Law of ‘Average’…. Most movies are average. If you go to the cinemas ten times a year, I’m guessing about eight of those outings will end with you thinking that the movie you just watched could have been a little better or a little worse. Sometimes you’ll luck into something truly […]

Looking at the cast of X-Men: Days of Future Past, you’d be forgiven for thinking Bryan Singer was directing a sequel to the original X-Men trilogy, as opposed to a follow-on to X-Men: First Class. Until now, the only cast members confirming as reprising their roles from Matthew Vaughn’s 2011 prequel were James McAvoy (Professor […]