Ok, so I am a little late in posting the news that Robert Pattinson is our new Batman. But this gave me time to read feedback about what people thought of Robert Pattinson getting cast as our new Caped Crusader. Some people are just assholes, it’s that simple. I read Continue Reading
By Gary Gamble A new list of upcoming dark crime/action movies from Japan, Indonesia and South Korea
By Gary Gamble Review for Josh Lobo’s I TRAPPED THE DEVIL
COME TO DADDY
Elijah Wood stars as Norvel, an alcoholic who is living with his mother after a suicide attempt. When Norvel receives an invitation from his estranged father he accepts and travels to secluded cabin in the woods. Norvel notices something ain’t right with Daddy. Maybe living with mum wasn’t such a bad idea after all.
By Gary Gamble
Trailer for PARASITE, the new film from Bong Joon-ho, director of The Host, Snowpiercer, Memories Of Murder and Okja!!
By Gary Gamble A list of new zombie movies coming our way!
I Trapped The Devil recently fell into my cross-hairs when I stumbled on the magnificent first poster. It had that old-school feel to it. I knew straight away that I Trapped The Devil could only be one genre, and that was ‘horror’. My interest was tweaked further when I learnt Continue Reading
By Gary Gamble SOMETHING ELSE IS THE NEW MOVIE WRITTEN BY JEREMY GARDNER – DIRECTOR/WRITER/STAR OF INDIE ZOMBIE HIT THE BATTERY Tribeca Film Festival is nearly here (25th April – 5th May) and we really have an astonishing line-up this year. The first film to grab my attention was Something Else – the Continue Reading
Joaquin Phoenix is our new Joker in Todd Phillips origin story. We now have the fantastic first trailer to share with you all. The first reviews are in for Todd Phillips origin story, Joker, and, man, are they good!. I know, it’s hard to judge and believe what people say Continue Reading
Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company Appian Way maybe bringing a live-action remake of the Manga masterpiece to the big screen It looks like Leonardo DiCaprio has offered over $18m to Warner Bros to get the live-action remake of Akira off the ground. In an article by Variety, the cash was allocated Continue Reading
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