Justin Cook chats with 1917 producer Pippa Harris… In hindsight, 1917 seems like a bit of an impossibility. Awards season has come and gone and now that we can look at the Sam Mendes-directed war thriller objectively, separated from its associations with winning the BAFTA or the Golden Globe or being the frontrunner for Best […]
Movie Review – Dogs Don’t Wear Pants (2019)
Dogs Don’t Wear Pants, 2019. Directed by J-P Valkeapää. Starring Pekka Strang, Krista Kosonen, Ilona Huhta, Oona Airola and Jani Volanen. SYNOPSIS: A bereaved father finds that he is able to move through his grief via the world of erotic asphyxiation. The world of BDSM doesn’t have a great deal of representation on the big […]
East End Film Festival Movie Review – Hippopotamus (2018)
Hippopotamus, 2018 Directed by Edward A. Palmer Starring Ingvild Deila, Tom Lincoln, Jonathan Cobb, Stuart Mortimer SYNOPSIS: When Ruby (Ingvild Deila) wakes from a dream, she finds herself in a sterile basement, with her knees bandaged, unable to walk, and no recollection of who she is, or how she got there. When she comes face-to-face […]
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker concept art features alternate design for Dark Rey
Artist Glyn Dillon has shared a piece of concept art from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, giving us a look at an alternate design for ‘Dark Rey’ from December’s closing chapter of the Skywalker Saga; take a look here… SEE ALSO: Carrie Fisher’s daughter Billie Lourd stands in as Leia in Star Wars: The […]
Thriller 1BR gets a poster and trailer
Dark Sky Films has released a poster and trailer for writer-director David Marmor’s upcoming thriller 1BR which stars Nicole Brydon Bloom as Sarah, a young woman looking for a fresh start who discovers her welcoming new neighbours are not what they seem; take a look here… After leaving behind a painful past, Sarah scores the […]
Watch an exclusive clip from Gold Dust
Thanks to High Octane Pictures, we’ve got an exclusive clip from Gold Dust, a “rollicking western adventure for the whole family” from writer-director David Wall, which has been described as “Max Max meets Wild Wild West. Check out the clip and trailer below… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izxih-Xj9sY Dancing assassins, opera in uncharted canyons, armed children on dirt bikes, […]
Daniel Craig dreamed of playing a superhero growing up, rather than James Bond
While audiences around the world know Daniel Craig for playing the iconic British Secret Service agent James Bond, the actor has admitted he never dreamed of playing 007 growing up, but rather superhero characters Superman and Spider-Man. “People are always saying to me, ‘You must have dreamed of playing James Bond when you were a […]
David Harbour talks Red Guardian role in Marvel’s Black Widow
Given the film’s recent release date delay, it’s unclear at the moment quite when we’ll get to see him, but Stranger Things and Hellboy star David Harbour will soon make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as he takes on the role of Alexei Shostakov, a.k.a. Red Guardian, in Marvel’s Black Widow. Speaking to […]
Michael Giacchino felt “total freedom” while working on The Batman score
Composer Michael Giacchino recently opened up to Collider about working on Matt Reeves’ new film The Batman. This upcoming DC film is the fifth collaboration between the two filmmakers, and it seems like this allowed Giacchino to have a bit more room to stretch himself. “I felt total freedom to do whatever I want. Matt […]
Aquaman 2 writer discusses the sequel’s inspirations and The Trench spinoff film
During an impromptu Q&A via social media, Aquaman 2 writer David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick has offered a few comments about the DC superhero sequel. When asked if there was one comic book that the new movie would be based upon, Johnson-McGoldrick told fans to dig deep into Silver Age comics for a better understanding: “We’re not […]
