How To Survive a Robot Apocalypse – The Mitchells vs. The Machines (Film Review)

Posted by Charlie McGivern - April 21, 2021

Animation is a medium that has been consistently a fan-favourite. From the studio behind Toy Story (Pixar), to the brains behind the 2009 hit Coraline (Laika Entertainment), we have been treated to some fantastic animated movies during the last decade. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s studio — Lord Miller — is yet another company that

Celebrating Connectivity and Artistry – A New Era for Sony Pictures Animation 

Posted by David Cuevas - April 21, 2021

In the Fall of 2006, a new competitor entered the animation market. In a time when the industry was already head over heels with recent Pixar successes, and even the transitionary work of auteurs such as George Miller moving to an animation-medium platform — the mid-2000’s offered a new escape and vision of the future

David Tennant and Stanley Tucci to star in New Drama Inside Man

Posted by Freddie Deighton - March 25, 2021

Steven Moffat, the man behind some of the most iconic stories of Doctor Who and all of Sherlock and Dracula, will be reuniting with former Doctor David Tennant with his new drama, Inside Man. Stanley Tucci (Spotlight, Captain America: The First Avenger) plays the lead in this four part mini series about a death row

Evan Peters To Play Jeffrey Dahmer in NEW Netflix Drama

Posted by Freddie Deighton - March 24, 2021

Evan Peters, who people will most recently know as Fake Pietro in WandaVision, has signed on to play notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in a new Netflix original series. The series is called Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and will be produced by Ryan Murphy who has been behind other Netflix Limited series such as

Performance Patrol – A Cop Movie (Berlinale 2021 Film Review)

Posted by David Cuevas - March 4, 2021

As of late, there's been two primary cinema-related trends that are being consistently screened within the independent film scene. The first being pandemic set features — films that prominently self-reference and utilise the lockdown setting as means to create further comedic and dramatic effect. The second form are commentaries on the recent media attention to

“What Do 16-Year-Olds Care About?” – Moxie (Film Review)

Posted by Maria Lattila - March 1, 2021

Amy Poehler might be one of the funniest women to grace our planet. Her comic delivery and timing are incomparable as is her ability to craft a joke that’ll make your belly hurt from laughing. In 2019, Poehler directed the amusing, but forgettable Wine Country for Netflix and now returns to the streaming giant with

“All I Wanted Was A Thank You” – Malcolm & Marie (Film Review)

Posted by Maria Lattila - February 3, 2021

Sam Levinson hit gold with his HBO TV-show Euphoria, which earned star Zendaya her very first Emmy for her portrayal of the drug-addicted teen Rue. Levinson’s 2018 feature film Assassination Nation garnered mixed reviews from critics; the ultra-stylised and violent film wasn’t subtle about any of its themes, many of them focusing on women and

Vikings: Valhalla Confirms Cast Members

Posted by Freddie Deighton - January 26, 2021

The hit series from the History Channel, Vikings, will be getting a spin off series which has already begun production. The series is called Vikings: Valhalla and will be premiering on Netflix. This may come as a shock to fans of the original show that can only be found on Amazon Prime Video, in the

The Making of a Mankiewicz – Mank (Film Review)

Posted by David Cuevas - December 13, 2020

On April 10th 2003, Jack Fincher passed away, leaving behind a shamble of lost ideas and an un-produced screenplay. In the time before his passing, his son David had just entered the Hollywood sphere, producing notable 90’s classics such as Fight Club and Se7en. The familiar connection between the two can best be described as

Watch the Trailer for New Netflix Drama ‘The Dig’ Starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes

Posted by Sarah Lord - December 3, 2020

If you felt like your life was missing more historical British dramas, look no further! Netflix has you covered with their new film The Dig which will premiere in early 2021. The Dig is set right before the beginning of WWII and follows a widow (Carey Mulligan) who hires an archeologist (Ralph Fiennes) to excavate the burial