Robb Ghag reviews Batman Black and White #2… “The Eisner Award-winning series continues with a second amazing issue! Don’t miss new takes on the Dark Knight from legendary creators including Rafael Grampá, Dan DiDio and J.G. Jones, Rafael Albuquerque, Jeff Lemire and Alex Niño, and Michael Uslan and Dave Bullock! Plus, a cover by the […]
57th BFI London Film Festival Review – All Cheerleaders Die (2013)
All Cheerleaders Die, 2013. Written and Directed by Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson.Starring Caitlin Stasey, Sianoa Smit-McPhee, Brooke Butler, Amanda Grace Cooper and Reanin Johannink. SYNOPSIS:A rebellious girl signs up to her high school’s cheerleading squad with a mind to take down the captain of their high school football team, but a supernatural turn of […]
Fantastic Fest 2013 Review – Confession of Murder (2012)
Confession of Murder (South Korea: Nae-ga sal-in-beom-i-da), 2012. Written and Directed by Byeong-gil Jeong. Starring Won-yeong Choi, Gwang Jang, Jae-yeong Jeong, Eun-ji Jo, Yeong-ae Kim, Ji-a Min, Shi-hoo Park and Choi Won Young. SYNOPSIS: After the statute of limitations expires on a series of high profile murders, a man writes a book claiming to be […]
Harrison Ford “not quite made the choice” over Han Solo return for Star Wars: Episode VII
Remember back in February when Latino-Review dropped a scoop claiming that Harrison Ford was signed, sealed and delivered to return as Han Solo in J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII? Well, turns out the report could have been a little premature, with Ford revealing on The Graham Norton Show (via ComicBookMovie) that he’s “not […]
Comic Book Review – Infinity #4
Anghus Houvouras reviews Marvel’s Infinity #4… “Negotiating the fall of worlds. The Illuminati versus Thanos. Thor, God of War.” I’ve been disappointed with Marvel’s latest event comic, Infinity. And I’ve made no bones about just how lackluster I’ve found the entire outing. It’s an epic without gravitas. A story riddled with inconsistencies and paced poorly […]
Comic Book Review – The Walking Dead #1 10th Anniversary Edition
Villordsutch reviews The Walking Dead #1 10th Anniversary Edition… “The historic first issue of THE WALKING DEAD presented for the first time in FULL COLOR by colorist extraordinaire DAVE STEWART! Along with the original covers and variants done for this issue throughout the years and tons of other bonus material.” This special of The Walking […]
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. gets full season order from ABC
ABC has confirmed that Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has received a full season order, with the network picking up the back-nine episodes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first small screen spin-off for a first season of 22 episodes. Considering that the show has been pulling in solid ratings – due in no small part of […]
57th BFI London Film Festival Review – Leave to Remain (2013)
Leave to Remain, 2013. Directed by Bruce Goodison.Starring Toby Jones, Noof Ousellam, Zarrien Masieh and Yasmin Mwanza. SYNOPSIS: Leave to Remain is the unique story of three teenage asylum seekers who are trying to escape various problems in their respective homelands to find refuge in England. What sounds like quite a heavy and topical plot […]
Countdown to Halloween – Hollow Man (2000)
To countdown to this year’s Halloween, Luke Owen reviews a different horror film every day of October. Next up, a modern take on a classic movie, Hollow Man… As mentioned in yesterday’s Countdown to Halloween, there are several reasons why 1933’s The Invisible Man has stood the test of time among the annals of film […]
57th BFI London Film Festival Review – Becoming Traviata (2012)
Becoming Traviata, 2012. Directed by Philippe Béziat. Starring Natalie Dessay, Jean-François Sivadier and Louis Langrée. SYNOPSIS: French language documentary on the staging of Giuseppe Verdi’s opera La Traviata, celebrating the bicentenary of his birth. Becoming Traiviata’s opening sequence shows the unhurried preparation of an opera. Workmen carry planks across the stage; paint brushes are framed […]