TURN UP THE WHAT! I’m a fan of the first Horrible Bosses film, and not just because it reignited my schoolboy crush on Jennifer Aniston. But because there was some general chemistry between the the three leads in the film. Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day each contributed something fantastic to that film, but their sum bromance was the …

Al Pacino is one of the greatest living actors of his era, but in the last few years he’s really been slumming it. And in the case of his collaboration with Adam Sandler, maybe a better term would be “dumbing it”. “The-stuff-that-comes-out-of-your-bumming-it”? He’s been making crap movies, is what I’m saying. That snarling, scene stealing/chewing Pacino of old hasn’t been …

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While the majority of us will never wind up behind bars with rapists and murderers for pirating John Carter Of Mars from a torrent, the idea of being sent to prison is still a scary one. It’s the kind of environment that no person wants to find themselves locked up in, as most jails are seen as hellholes thanks to …

I’m a pretty able outdoorsman, even though I was never in the Cub Scouts. This means that while I can navigate in the wild well enough, I may not be able to tie as many different types of knots as some. I also never had to try and earn a merit badge for not dying in a series of horrifically gruesome traps …

Before JJ Abrams ended up claiming the director’s chair on Star Wars: Episode VII, everybody and his dog (okay, maybe I was the only one that had my dog Tricksy’s name in the mix) was rumoured for the gig. One such very, very unlikely name was Quentin Tarantino. He’s not the first person you think of when discussing sci-fi fantasy epics, …

Buffy the Vampire Slayer has rightfully earned its place in pop culture fandom, but I dare anybody to go back to the first season of that show and not cringe. Hell, to this day, I have no idea what kind of voodoo Joss Whedon pulled off to get that show renewed, but its a good thing he did as it …

I sometimes wonder what Shakespeare would have to say about all the different iterations of his plays that have made it to the big screen. There was the immensely popular Baz Luhrmann version of Rome and Juliet all the way back in 1996 (eek!) and the more recent Much Ado about Nothing (2012) directed by Lord Joss Whedon, a film …