Features Melissa McCarthy: A Retrospective Today sees the release of big time comedy Tammy. Starring Melissa McCarthy and Susan Surrandon, the high antic comedy is based around the larger... Sarah CookJuly 3, 2014
Features A Short Mission: Star Drunk Have you ever seen a performance so bad that you wonder, “were they all drunk whilst they filmed this?” Or a script so horrible... Sarah CookJuly 3, 2014
Features A Short Film: The Nest (NSFW) The idea seemed so simple at first. It’s Canada Day today and what better way to honour the Canadian horror master on a prolific... Sarah CookJuly 1, 2014
Features Check out the latest ‘Tammy’ clips…or not! The latest Tammy trailers confirm that this comedy is going to be anything but – funny. Well considering when it comes to comedy, funny... Gloria Daniels-MossJune 30, 2014
Features 2014 Film4 Frightfest Line-up Revealed Marking its fifteenth year, Frightfest has provided a keen opportunity for film fans and filmmakers to come together to watch some of the best... Jon DickinsonJune 29, 2014
Features Top 20 Films Still to Come in 2014 It’s nearing that time where the second half of the film calendar begins. Currently the sun is out in the British summer but by... Ashley NorrisJune 27, 2014
Features Chords in Conversation: Todd E Freeman A talented filmmaker from Mountain Home, Idaho, USA, Todd E Freeman was exposed to film at a young age thanks to his dad’s 16mm... Jon DickinsonJune 26, 2014
Features Has Star Wars VIII got it’s director already? I think quite a few people are excited about the progress of Star Wars Episode VII and rightly so. As J.J. Abrams gets cracking... Gloria Daniels-MossJune 25, 2014
Features The Guest to open Frightfest 2014 For those of you who don’t know what it is, Film4 Frightfest is it’s an annual film festival held in central London over the August Bank... Jon DickinsonJune 24, 2014
Features 5 Great Father-Son Relationships After the celebrations of Father’s Day on Sunday, the residual sentiments of our love for our Daddys still reigns on. Heightened more so by... Sarah CookJune 20, 2014
Features A Short Mission: What I Am Gritty drama has been the backbone of British cinema. From Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday to the Guy Ritchie back catalogue, taking... Sarah CookJune 13, 2014
Features ‘Oculus’ Mirror Shatters Moviegoers’ Nerves Oculus is without a doubt one of the most highly anticipated horror films of the year. Directed by Mike Flanagan (Absentia), the film stars Karen... Jon DickinsonJune 13, 2014
Features Top Wraithlike Reflections in Film There something about mirrors that just make them terrifying things, especially in the morning when those bags beneath the eyes and messed up hair... Sarah CookJune 12, 2014
Features Devil’s Knot – Top Films Concerning Missing Children The release of Devil’s Knot is fast approaching and the film follows the trail of three teenagers accused of killing three young children. The... Jessy WilliamsJune 11, 2014
Short Film A Short Mission: Valley of Dolls Dolls are the damned creepiest things in the world. If you don’t believe me then watch Chucky, Dead Night or any doll based horror... Sarah CookJune 9, 2014
Features I Declare War – Children in Film There have been a number of films over the years where children play the protagonists. Some of the most memorable are those which show... Howard GormanJune 5, 2014
Features The World’s Weirdest Wagers It seems people will bet their hard earned money on anything, whether it be Rage Against the Machine beating The X Factor to the... Howard GormanJune 5, 2014
Short Film A Short Mission: Unstoppable There is an almighty force in the midst of the British Film Industry. Fun, intellectual, talented and heinously good looking, it is one that... Sarah CookMay 29, 2014