Bringing Up Bobby, 2011. Written and Directed by Famke Janssen.Starring Milla Jovovich, Bill Pullman, Rory Cochrane, Marcia Cross and Spencer List. SYNOPSIS: Despite con artist Olive’s (Milla Jovovich) aspirations for a better future for her son, her arrest sees Good Samaritans Kent (Bill Pullman) and Mary (Marcia Cross) take over his guardianship. Debut films will […]
Terry Gilliam Retrospective Part 10: Inside the Imaginarium
Paul Risker continues his Terry Gilliam Retrospective… American director John Huston once remarked, “The directing of a picture involves coming out of your individual loneliness and taking a controlling part in putting together a small world. A picture is made. You put a frame around it and move on and one day you die. That […]
Sons of Anarchy Season 5 – Episode 13 Review
Paul Risker reviews the finale of Sons of Anarchy season 5…. Last night the finale of the fifth season of Sons of Anarchy directed by creator Kurt Sutter aired on 5USA. UK SOA viewers – the under-privileged – have been forced to wait a further five months to their American counterparts, and it was worth […]
Special Features – Spartacus: Gods of the Small Screen
Paul Risker looks at Starz’s Spartacus and its place amongst the historical epics of the big and small screen… By the time Steven S. DeKnight brought his vision of Spartacus: Blood and Sand to the small screen in January of 2010, the story of Spartacus’ revolt against the might of the Roman Empire and its […]
DVD Review – I Didn’t Come Here To Die (2010)
I Didn’t Come Here To Die, 2010 Written and Directed by Bradley Scott SullivanStarring Indiana Adams, Kurt Cole, Madi Goff, Niko Red Star and Emmy Robbin. SYNOPSIS: The story of six young volunteers working on a humanitarian project in the woods. Horrific accidents, rash decisions and the unpredictability of human nature leads them all to […]
Sundance London 2013 – A conversation with Francesca Gregorini, writer-director of Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes
Paul Risker chats with Francesca Gregorini, writer-director of Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes… On day two of Sundance London 2013 I was fortunate to have an opportunity to sit down and speak with the writer-director of Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, Francesca Gregorini. Despite Emanuel being Francesca’s second feature film following 2009’s Tanner […]
Special Features – The Avengers: One Year On
Luke Owen looks back at last year’s The Avengers…. Last year saw, for me at least, the biggest event in comic book movie history. The first movie to assemble some of the Earth’s mightiest heroes together on the big screen – Marvel’s The Avengers (or Avengers Assemble if you’re part of Good Ol’ Blighty). Although […]
Sons of Anarchy Season 5 – Episode 12 Review
Paul Risker reviews the twelfth episode of Sons of Anarchy season 5… Recently I recruited a master spy and sent him deep behind enemy lines to uncover some juicy season six spoilers. Okay this is a little exaggeration on my part. Truth be told, he just “Googled” Sons of Anarchy Season 6 rumours. Kurt Sutter’s […]
Comic Book Review – Mega Man #24
Luke Owen reviews the first issue of the 12-part Worlds Collide series… “Worlds Collide: Part One” – The crossover event of 2013 starts HERE! The Mega Man/Sonic the Hedgehog epic kicks off with a bang as the Blue Blur and Blue Bomber meet for the first time! And considering how hard they’re fighting each other, […]
Terry Gilliam Retrospective Part 9: The Haunted Director and his “Poetic Horror Film”
Paul Risker continues his Terry Gilliam retrospective… Described by David Cronenberg as a “poetic horror film”, Terry Gilliam prefers to think of Tideland as Alice in Wonderland meets Psycho. The choice of words of both directors indicates that Tideland will sit as one of Gilliam’s more divisive films, offering the viewer an authentic Gilliamesque trip […]
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