This is a momentous week film fans! The Twilight Saga is finally ending and soon it will fall into the pit of obscurity where it belongs. Huzzah! The streets outside..

Guillermo del Toro begins grabbing random names out of a hat for Heaven Sent

Roses are red, Violets are blue, John Cusack looks moody, like he’s stepped in some poo

It’s November, so that means the UK Jewish Film Festival is on. Over 18 days, 5 cities and 19 venues, the festival shows why Jewish cinema has been so important to film making over the past century, and why it continues to influence and inspire. This years highlights include cross dressing, an Israeli-Palestinian bromance and Nazis. Join us as we choose a few of the highlights from the rest of the festival.

Oz: The Great and Powerful is the gift that just keeps giving! Once every few months Disney manage to blow our collective minds with yet more amazing images from the..

Worry not, Evil Dead fans! Bruce Campbell still wants to sicken you beyond all belief!

Rumours of French Revolution-set installment quashed.

Somewhere over the rainbow people are making bank

Here at BFF Towers we Dreamed a Dream that soon there would only be One Day More until we could Hear the People Sing. Well, that’s clearly a lie and..

Set in 1968, The Sapphires tells the story of four aboriginal girls who are plucked from the outback and perform a whirlwind tour for troops across Vietnam. Chris O’Dowd anchors much of the fun, but things get a little slippery when the film’s feel-good factor is forced to come to terms with the social, racial and political climate of the time.