Jun 16, 2015
Jun 12, 2015
Review: JURASSIC WORLD (2015) {0}
Despite the fact that they’re all very flashy and expensive and well-made, there’s not really a whole lot “to” the Jurassic Park movies. Even the 1993 original, which still holds up as a charming and entertaining blockbuster, is pretty simple stuff.
Island + Dinosaurs + People = big-time, crowd-pleasing mayhem.
Jun 11, 2015
VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN delayed – again {0}
20th Century Fox’s bold new take on the Frankenstein tale, Victor Frankenstein, has been pushed back – again – this time to November, trading release dates with fellow Fox film The Martian. That means the UK might get the film nearly two months before its US release, as the UK date – so far – hasn’t budged.
Jun 10, 2015
Jun 10, 2015
Dante’s Peak: American Cinematheque’s Joe Dante Tribute {0}
Los Angeles’ American Cinematheque pays tribute to the singular vision of director Joe Dante with a four day retrospective of his most popular films, including his newest, Burying the Ex.
Jun 8, 2015
Review: ZOMBIEWORLD (2015) {0}
If you ever settled in for a 90-minute block of short films at a horror festival, you probably know that you’re about to treated to a “mixed bag” – and that’s sort of the fun.
Jun 5, 2015
LOST SOUL finds its way to US DVD/Blu-ray {0}
Severin Films’ acclaimed documentary Lost Soul – The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr Moreau will make its US Blu-ray and DVD debut on July 14, packed with more special features than Dr Moreau’s abominable animal/human hybrids.
Jun 5, 2015
Review: CHARLIE’S FARM (2015) {0}
Legend has it that, far beyond the town of Mitchell, some 600km inland from Queensland’s coastline, an abandoned homestead – once the scene of unspeakable depravities – is now supposedly haunted. Which makes Charlie’s Farm, as the place is known, a magnet for horror-happy backpackers willing to go way off the beaten track in pursuit of creepy vibes and maybe the odd grisly souvenir.
