I first met Noel Clarke as Billie Piper’s sorta-boyfriend, Mickey, who got eaten by an anthropomorphic rubbish bin in the first episode of the modern incarnation of Doctor Who. He’s moved up since then (and I’m not just referring to him being regurgitated by the rubbish bin), not only scoring minor roles in a few blockbusters like Star Trek Into Darkness, …

You think of Eli Roth, and you immediately picture the guy who made torture porn a mainstream success thanks to his big hit film, Hostel. The Roth-meister is back with a new movie, the Green Inferno, and it looks as savage as possible thanks to a new trailer which shows as little gore as possible and instead takes advantage of …

Yesterday we learnt of cable network WGN America’s plans to start producing their own original content, with an adaptation of DC Comics’ gritty, grounded and very realistic “undercover agent on a Native American reservation” series, Scalped. All adjectives that will probably never be used to describe their other entrant, Salem. As the name implies, the series has to do with the infamous …

We’ve all been there, right? Had a bad day at work, so you go out to just blow off some steam, but what starts as just some innocent R&R soon turns into too much alcohol, some questionable life choices, and you waking up halfway across town, forced to have to cause mayhem and destruction in Los Angeles in your attempt …

As someone who has walked down Hollywood boulevard, I can honestly tell you that Tinsel Town is pretty damn weird place. That, and there are around 10 Celebrity home tour buses per tourist on that strip of road. That’s where David Cronenberg comes in, as his latest film looks at the stars of Hollywood. And they’re plenty disturbing. Last Updated: …

Just the other day we saw the trailer for A Most Wanted Man, one of the final films finished by Philip Seymour Hoffman before his unexpected death earlier in the year. He had also been working on the final two chapters in Hunger Games saga, which which are, admittedly, the type of blockbuster spectacle that Hoffman didn’t usually go for in his career. …

I like to think of X-Men: First Class as a solid new direction for the species known as Homo Cinematicus. It was a damn good movie, filled with new energy, a great cast and the swinging seventies. Fast forward a few years later, and the future looks rather crap. But hell, at least something has survived from the First Class …

I may have suffered from bad sinus problems my entire life, leaving me with a seriously lame sense of smell, but if there’s one thing I can sniff out from a mile away, it’s potential Oscar bait. And ladies and gentlemen, I think my schnoz just hit gold. The Homesman, a new drama written, directed and starred in by Tommy Lee …