Review: Nocturnal Animals
Nocturnal Animals is written for the screen and directed by renowned designer Tom Ford (A Single Man). Based on Austin Wright’s 1993 novel, the...
Monthly Archive: October 2016
Review: Doctor Strange
You might enjoy this film and you might not, but from the very first scene you know exactly what you’re going to get. We...
For Your Consideration: Oscar Futures
Over the next few months, our list of ‘films to see’ will grow exponentially with some of the year’s best films. Released in preparation...
Review: The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black had me nervous from the beginning, the brief time I had viewed the movie left me with nightmares. As it...
Future technology we can expect according to movies
To celebrate the release of the new Rogue One trailer, the folks at Vouchercloud have put together a nifty infographic on what technology from films...
Cobie Smulders: Comedy Star to Action Hero
For someone who never planned to be an actor, Cobie Smulders has come very far in her career. To highlight her successful genre-hopping from...
Review: The Light Between Oceans “pushes against romance and melodrama conventions”
The Light Between Oceans is directed by Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine, A Place Beyond the Pines), starring Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander. A romantic...
“It comes down to the passion for the genre”: Dov Kornits on the SciFi Film Festival
It’s been fifty years since Star Trek first hit our screens, spawning an incredible franchise and inspiring many others. For many, Star Trek was...
Review: Girl Asleep
Girl Asleep is an Australian film directed by Rosemary Meyers and written by Matthew Whittet, based upon a play by the same writer. It...
Review: Captain America: Civil War (DVD)
A few years ago, I bought a collector’s edition of Phase One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It came in a little plastic suitcase, which...
