Matt Smith reviews episode 12 of The Following season 2… Faith is what keeps us coming back for more, even if things get terrible. Sometimes we even feel betrayed, but we get up, brush ourselves off and come back for more in the hope that things will get better. It seems The Following is following […]
Bradford International Film Festival 2014 Review – Route of the Moon (2013)
Route of the Moon (Spain: Ruta de la luna), 2013. Directed by Juan Sebastian Jacome. Starring Jimmy David Suarez, Luis Antonio Gotti and Victoria Greco. SYNOPSIS: When Tito, an albino loner, decides to travel one thousand kilometers through Central America in order to compete in a bowling tournament; his ill and stubborn father insists in […]
Elementary Season 2 – Episode 17 Review
Matt Smith reviews the seventeenth episode of Elementary season 2… Sherlock Holmes is a man who is all about secrets. Whether it’s deducting them, discovering them within the confines of a case and using them to find the truth, or if it’s keeping them himself, Sherlock Holmes is a man deep in the depths of […]
Justin Marks and David S. Goyer to adapt Vertigo’s FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics
Warner Bros. has tapped Justin Marks (screenwriter of Jon Favreau’s upcoming Jungle Book) to adapt the Vertigo Comics series FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics, with Warner’s DC go-to guy David S. Goyer set to serve as producer. Created by writer Simon Oliver and artist Robbi Rodriguez, FBP began its run in July 2013 and centres […]
Who is engineering the Age of Ultron?
Anghus Houvouras on who could be responsible for the creation of Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron (warning – Captain America: The Winter Soldier spoilers follow)…. We learned a lot from Marvel’s first phase of movies. The Avengers films are a culmination of the individual outings containing threads that will eventually be woven together. Next […]
Blu-ray Review – Dom Hemingway (2013)
Dom Hemingway, 2013. Written and Directed by Richard Shepard. Starring Jude Law, Richard E. Grant, Demian Bichir, Emilia Clarke, Jumayn Hunter, Madalina Diana Ghenea, Kerry Condon, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, and Jordan A. Nash. SYNOPSIS: After spending 12 years in prison for keeping his mouth shut, notorious safe-cracker Dom Hemingway is back on the streets of London […]
British actress Maisie Richardson-Sellers wanted for Star Wars: Episode VII
The Hollywood Reporter isn’t usually one for rumours, but when it comes to Star Wars: Episode VII, rumours are pretty much all we’ve had since Disney purchased Lucasfilm back in October 2012 and announced a new Star Wars trilogy was in the works. Well, according to the site, unknown British actress Maisie Richardson-Sellers “is in […]
Jeff Wadlow heading to Eternia for Masters of the Universe
According to Schmoes Know, Kick-Ass 2 writer-director Jeff Wadlow has taken on directing duties on Sony’s long-gestating live-action Masters of the Universe reboot, filling the space in the director’s chair vacated by Jon M. Chu (G.I. Joe: Retaliation). Wadlow has recently penned the script for 20th Century Fox’s X-Men spin-off X-Force, and should this He-Man rumour […]
Comic Book Review – Judge Dredd: Mega-City Two #2
Andy Naylor reviews Judge Dredd: Mega-City Two #2… In the hills of what was once California, Dredd has gone undercover as a Cursed Earth biker! His mission: to infiltrate the Children of a Lesser Grud, a bloodthirsty motorcycle cult of outlaw artists! But the rules—and the laws—are very different in Mega-City Two, where image is […]
Bradford International Film Festival 2014 Review – Costa da Morte (2013)
Costa da Morte, 2013. Directed by Lois Patino. SYNOPSIS: A documentary about Spain’s ‘Coast of Death’. In director Lois Patino’s debut documentary feature, Spain’s infamous Costa da Morte – ‘the Coast of Death’ – comes under scrutiny. Telling of the area’s history and myth through a panoply of long shots, Patino’s method of observation manages […]
