Monster Pictures, M, 103 minutes Filmed in ‘Yowiescope’ (???) and dedicated to late great monster-maker Ray Harryhausen, writer/director/producer Travis Bain’s at times winningly goofy pic has fair...
Monster Pictures, M, 103 minutes Filmed in ‘Yowiescope’ (???) and dedicated to late great monster-maker Ray Harryhausen, writer/director/producer Travis Bain’s at times winningly goofy pic has fair...
Monster Pictures, MA, 100 minutes Director/script-adaptor/co-editor/co-star John Johnson’s rethinking of Edward D. Wood Jr.’s infamous ‘Worst Movie Of All Time’ isn’t a remake or straight parody...
Paramount, MA, 214 Mins SEVENTEENTH Season??? How the Hell did that happen??? You might assume that any TV show that had been going for that many years would have long ago lost its bite, punch and point...
Warners, M, 123 minutes Coinciding nicely with the 60th anniversary of the original Godzilla (or actually Gojira), director Gareth (Monsters) Edwards’ new take on the ‘King Of The Monsters’ ignores...
Creator Nic Pizzolatto’s HBO series supposedly “broke the internet”, and proved one of the most passionately argued-over programs in recent television history, and with good reason, as this slowest-of-slow-burns...
Writer/director Laurie Collyer’s low-budget drama features a cool cast and moving playing, and yet the lingering mood of quiet desperation makes it slightly hard to take – especially if your life...
Writer/director Sally Potter’s follow-up to the flawed Yes and the underappreciated Rage is a fairly straight character piece with a fine cast and rather less of her irritatingly pretentious quirks....
Producer/director Spike Lee’s most ostensibly commercial movie since his Inside Man (and his first remake) is an Americanised version of Korean filmmaker Chan-wook Park’s original (one of his infamous...
This wearyingly ‘extreme’ feature début from stuntman-turned-co-writer/director/producer Kimani Ray Smith is intended as a hybrid of grindhouse horror, chopsocky actioner and sickly black comedy,...
David Tennant’s in fine form (and sporting his actual Scottish accent) in this three-part BBC drama with a nasty edge, and yet he’s slightly undone by some dodgy script conveniences and at least one yawning...