All posts tagged film

The Hunger Games trilogy has been the perfect example of a series...

The November Man is a spy thriller with Pierce Brosnan, who obviously wants to try...

Setting itself apart from the crowded genre of clichéd teen dramas, Palo Alto is tastefully...

Fury is a different kind of war film. Though it does tell a story about a...

The sewers below New York are home to many myths and legends, some more plausible...

Coming-of-age stories are often about waking up, but The Necessary...

The Imitation Game is a perfect example of the power of film. The medium has...

The Way He Looks is writer-director Daniel Ribeiro’s feature debut. Adapted from his own 2010...

Extraterrestrial is a horror film with a mission: filmmakers The Vicious Brothers (actually...

Daniel Radcliffe is no stranger to London film premieres. This time it’s the opening of Horns that brings the Harry Potter star to Leicester Square’s Odeon West End. Based on the novel by Joe Hill, and directed by modern horror specialist Alexandre Aja (Switchblade Romance, The Hills Have Eyes), Horns stars Radcliffe...