Without a doubt, The Dark Knight Returns Part One was the best Batman movie of the year. Sorry Christopher Nolan, but you know this as well as we do. Faithful, energetic and never skipping a beat, it’s one of the best animated efforts that DC has put out so far from a stellar list of direct to DVD films. And …
The World’s End, the final “chapter” in Edgar Wright, Nick Frost and Simon Pegg’s “Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy” is busy filming right now. Now all those quotation marks in that previous sentence are there because despite it being called a trilogy, the previous two collaborations between the English trio, Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, have had nothing to do with …
Ex-Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe already proved with this year’s smash hit horror, The Woman in Black, that he can do more than just not die and live in cupboards, but if there’s ever going to be a role to divorce him from that Potter persona then his role in Horns will probably be it. Well, that’s of course forgetting that time …
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Sometimes American TV networks make really bone-headed decisions and one of the bone-headiest (totally a word) of recent times was Fox passing up on adapting acclaimed novelist Joe Hill’s comic, Locke and Key in 2011. An Eisner Award winning haunted house story, already structured in an episodic format, with Steven Spielberg co-producing alongside Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, a fan …
Let’s all be honest here; Han Solo is the coolest character in the Star Wars universe. In a galaxy populated with sad religions that disapprove of any lapses in faith, bounty hunters who somehow find themselves swallowed by massive desert genitalia and politicians who happen to be more juiced and evil than Eskom, Han Solo was the one person that every kid …
Gentlemen, hold onto your potatoes, because Ip Man is back! Who is Ip Man, you ask? Sir, I pity you. If you haven’t yet seen some of Donnie Yen and his lightning quick fists, head on over to this article, and scroll down to number 9. We’ll wait right here. Finished? Good. Want more period Chinese ass-kick Kung Fu but …
In 1984, a film by the name of Silent Night, Deadly Night was released that stirred up quite a lot of controversy. The film was particularly violent and it featured a lunatic dressed in a Santa outfit that murdered people he deemed “naughty”, which upset the PTA so much they protested against the film and it was eventually pulled from …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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