It’s that time of year again! As the seasons turn, our adamant gaze pierces the mists of the future to tell you what you should be seeing next year. And, as usual, it’s mostly superheroes (not our fault the interesting little indie films don’t publicise themselves a year in advance, is it?). This year’s list is in order of release rather than assumed quality, because we keep putting crap films in the top 5 and then regretting it.
It’s not quite irony, but Alanis would be into it. Eve’s whole name is a pun on Christmas, but she’s much too busy and important to celebrate it. She’s in..
When a Hallmark movie begins with a big, bad, beribboned wedding shower, you can bet your sweet and savoury bippys that the union it’s supposed to celebrate is going to..
The trailer for a new epic film exploring the life of the Christian martyr St Catherine of Alexandria has just been released, and since we like nothing more than overanalysis we’re devoting a whole blog to it. For the first time in three years, John’s theology degree may actually come in handy (but don’t hold your breath).
As franchise after awful young adult franchise racks up millions at the box office, the race is on to option the next promising book series. But who paid the most for their silver screen goldmines? New research by Withers & Rogers reveals the cold hard numbers behind the hype.
Hallowe’en is upon us! Sort of. I’d like to say that’s the reason I decided upon a rewatch of Wes Craven’s Scream, but really I’d been wanting to for a while. I don’t even care about Hallowe’en. Though the film itself is overtly educational in the rules of surviving a horror, there are so many other subtleties to be garnered from this hormone-riddled nineties bloodbath.
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