2012

Pascal Thomas’ third film in his series of Agatha Christie’s Tommy and Tuppence adaptations receives

Being described as Tarantino-esque is surely one of the most impressive compliments a young filmmaker

On the outside Pitch Perfect may look like another Glee-inspired musical comedy, thankfully it’s not.

Christopher McQuarrie’s Jack Reacher may be quickly sneaking its way on to many a Top

John Stockwell’s war thriller, Code Name: Geronimo receives its home video release this month –

To celebrate today’s release of Code Name: Geronimo in UK cinemas, we have several high-octane

After Martin McDonagh’s stellar, In Bruges, we were excited to see what the director would

The final film of late French filmmaker, Alain Corneau receives a posthumous British cinematic release

As has become tradition on the site, we’ve looked at some of the awfully good/brilliantly

David O. Russell continues his winning streak after the magnificent, The Fighter, with the equally

We’re not huge Twihards here, but equally – we dislike the immense hate the film gets from

One of our most anticipated releases of 2013 is gritty cop thriller, Officer Down, which

Crime capers are becoming somewhat of a rarity in current cinema, however, the Coen Brothers-scripted

Josh Duhamel action flick, Fire With Fire, seems to have slipped out onto DVD relatively

(Photo: Rav Holly) We’ve never been fans of Christmas Albums here, so it takes two

Who doesn’t love a good old fashioned shark movie? That is exactly what director, John

It was only five years ago that Oren Peli began to terrify us with the

Paranormal Activity 3 was enjoyable, schlock and ended on an intriguing enough note for us

It seems like an eternity since Victor Salva last stepped foot in the horror genre – aside

Adapting Jack Kerouac’s iconic 1957 novel, On The Road – a stirring portrait of alienated