Jonathan Pryce is everywhere
Last Saturday my Wife and I went to the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool. We were off to see The Caretaker by Harold Pinter. The wonderful...
Read MoreReview: Halloween, 1978 – By Michael Marshall Smith
I recently got in touch with Michael Marshall Smith (author of Spares, Only Forward, Straw Men and more – check out my interview with the...
Read MoreFirst look at Duncan Jones’ futuristic Berlin in Mute
Duncan Jones knocked it out of the park with his amazing feature debut, Moon. Both he and Sam Rockwell should be nominated for many awards...
Read MoreExclusive Interview – Duncan Jones. Director of Moon.
Moon is the cool looking science fiction film starring Sam Rockwell as a lone lunar miner who’s time on Earth’s satellite is almost over....
Read MoreExclusive Interview: Andrew Barker – Director of A Reckoning
Andrew Barker is the director and co-writer, with Garry Charles of the end of the World film, A Reckoning (aka Straw Man). It stars Leslie...
Read MoreExclusive Interview – Michael Marshall Smith. He would like everyone to be cool.
A favourite author of mine is Michael Marshall Smith (sometimes he goes by Michael Marshall). I still remember the first time I came...
Read MoreExclusive: Neal Asher interview – his work on the new Heavy Metal film and what he would do if he was Supreme Overlord of the Earth
I recently got in touch with Neal Asher, author of many wonderful books such as Gridlinked, Cowl, Brass Man, The Skinner, Prador Moon and...
Read MoreReview: The Mist
Not to be confused with John Carpenter’s The Fog, this is an entirely different sort of beast (although one dealing with a weather...
Read MoreReview: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
People who know me will be aware that am a big fan of comic books and comic book movies. In particular I enjoy those comics written by the...
Read MoreReview: Rear Window
James Stewart star as L. B. Jeffries, a photo journalist who specializes in taking photos in dangerous places. His last one, at a race...
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