Netflix Film Of The Week….Malcolm Ingram’s ‘Small Town Gay Bar’
Sometimes finding a film to stream can be an absolute chore, if you’re not careful its easy to get sucked into a wormhole awful television shows you didn’t watch the first time More »
Video Of The Day: Jamie Benning’s Jaw’s Documentary ‘Inside Jaws’
After creating some of the best fan documentaries around with his original Star Wars trilogy and Raiders of the Lost Ark films, Jamie Benning turns his attentions to the quintessential summer blockbuster, Steven Spielbergs ’Jaw’s’. What’s so fantastic about More »
Short Film Of The Day: Allure
Director Christopher Kezelos has one twisted mind and we absolutely love it. His latest short ‘Allure’ is strange, intriguing and down right wonderful. Allure is part of Stage5TV’s anthology show for gamers. Each week, we More »
Short Film Of The Day: Rob McLellan’s Sublime Scif Fi Flick ‘Abe’
Director Rob McLellan originally pitched ‘Abe’ as ”Silence of the Lambs involving a robotic serial killer” however ‘Abe’ is much much more than that. I could ramble on, but this is one of the More »
Films on the Small Screen: Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God
This week’s recommendation. …Silence in the House of God premiered on BBC4 Monday 10 June under the Storyville banner. It had a limited release in the cinema which is a real shame because everybody More »
Support Indie Film By Backing Chip Thompson’s Latest Film ‘Samsara Sands’
Almost a year ago to the day, having explored all the funding options that were available to me (I.E selling a kidney, Big Tony the loan shark), I embarked on my first More »
Support Scumbag Indie Comedy Group ‘A Set of Works!’ And Their New Film ‘The Ultimate Ultimate’
Back in the halcyon days of January 2012 we first wrote about indie comedy group ‘A Set Of Works’ and their upcoming debut feature ‘The Ultimate Ultimate’ and like any gang of More »
Films on the Small Screen: Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God
This week’s recommendation. …Silence in the House of God premiered on BBC4 Monday 10 June under the Storyville banner. It had a limited release in the cinema which is a real shame because everybody should have the opportunity to see it ,
Support Indie Film By Backing Chip Thompson’s Latest Film ‘Samsara Sands’
Almost a year ago to the day, having explored all the funding options that were available to me (I.E selling a kidney, Big Tony the loan shark), I embarked on my first attempt at crowd funding for my short film
Video Of The Day: Watch This 36 Minute Film 90 Special As The Great Barry Norman Interview Steven Spielberg
This candid interview with one of the greatest directors ever needs very little introduction. For those British readers especially its great to see the wonderful Barry Norman posing questions to Spielberg and for film lovers I can’t think of
Review: Director Rufus Norris Latest Film ‘Broken’
There are several things the British do very well. For instance, they make a mean cup of tea, they can queue for hours on end unnecessarily, they can constantly re-live the glory of winning some worldwide football competition that took
Infographic: A History Of VHS In The UK
Noel Mellor from the wonderful http://filmrant.co.uk/ has created this fantastic infographic, which charts the history of VHS in the UK. We think its great and we thought it would be something you’d like to check out. Courtesy of Adventures in VHS Again
Review: Byzantium
Byzantium was an ancient Greek city that lies on the site of modern Istanbul. Legend has it that Byzas consulted an oracle who told him to found a city opposite the “Land of the Blind” – a reference Byzas interpreted
Short Film Of The Day: Tom van Den Broek’s ‘Of Guilt & Grief’
“Jealousy: As old as sin. Green eyed from the first; Spills out. All consuming. Of a loved one. Of infidelity. Those feelings are memories…” The fifteen minute short film, Of Guilt & Grief, is the story of Simeon, a
Trailer: Woody Allen’s Latest ‘Blue Jasmine’ Looks Rather Fantastic
It’s always great to see a new film from Woody Allen and Blue Jasmine is no exception. The film stars Cate Blanchett as Jasmine, a woman whose husband (Alec Baldwin) was doing quite well financially until he was discovered to be a criminal.
Original Star Wars Poster Concept
In a galaxy far far…….zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Sorry I’ve just bored myself, remember a time when you couldn’t by Star Wars sedatives and an R2-Dildo? Of course you don’t, well it existed and here’s a concept of one of the very first
