Skeletons In The Cupboard: A Tribute To Visual Effects Genius Ray Harryhausen
Sabotage Times pays tribute to a man whose behind-the-scenes input changed film forever.
50 Years Of James Bond: A Tribute To The Men Who’ve Kept The British End Up
As Skyfall lands on DVD and Blu-ray, we take a look at the six actors who lived every man’s dream and were James Bond.
10 Of The Best Movie Posters Of All Time
King Kong? Check. Blade Runner? Check. In The Loop?! Check. It’s not advertising, it’s art yeah?
Skyfall Review: The Best Bond Has Ever Been
Despite everyone’s reservations and a ton of product placement, Skyfall is James Bond at his finest…
Jaws On Blu-Ray: The Best Ever Blockbuster Just Got Better
Jaws is the ultimate blockbuster, and still remains fresh after nearly 40 years. With the release of Jaws blu-ray, we can enjoy it as is it was released yesterday…
Looper Reviewed: Exciting & Unique, But It Might Make Your Brain Hurt
In an increasingly saturated environment for Hollywood sci-fi films, Looper feels fresh and exciting while still managing to pay tribute to the classics of the past…
The Hunger Games – DVD and Blu-Ray Review
This ‘teenocalypse’ film may be derivative but it’s still an often engaging (and bloody) piece of work
The Day Doctor Who’s TARDIS Landed In Cardiff
I went to the centre of the Doctor Who universe (namely Cardiff) to experience Daleks, Weeping Angels, Cybermen and – perhaps most terrifying of all – the gift shop.
Ted Reviewed: Macfarlane Proves He’s The King Of Crude
Seth Macfarlane makes his long awaited feature film debut. It’s rude, crude, and bloody hilarious, exactly what you’d expect from the creator of Family Guy and American Dad.
21 Jump Street – DVD and Blu-ray Review
Cops who have to go back to school? Based on an 80s TV show? Laurence Boyce is prepared for 21 Jump Street to be terrible. But then he gets a surprise…
A Dangerous Method Reviewed: Cronenberg’s Mind Boggler Hits Blu-Ray
David Cronenberg may be most famous for his body horror films, but he’s also interested in the mysteries of the mind. Laurence Boyce reviews his latest film which charts the beginnings of psychoanalysis.
The Artist DVD Reviewed: A Celebration Of The Silent Era Cinema
Upon it’s release at the cinema, The Artist scooped numerous awards and quite rightly too – now you can see the magic of silent cinema on DVD at home.
Haywire On DVD Reviewed: Not Just Another Action Film
Despite the typical action packed trailer and poster, Haywire is much more than your average action film – a subtle blend of Hollywood and arthouse cinema, Haywire is well worth your time.
Saul Bass: Celebrating The Work Of A Design Genius
To celebrate the birthday of the American graphic designer and Hitchcock collaborator, check out this book.
Garbage Pail Kids Reviewed: Disgusting, Frightening, Bloody Brilliant
They were disgusting. They were frightening. They came with a stick of gum. They were bloody brilliant. I delve back into my childhood as the Garbage Pail Kids book is unleashed on the world…
Literal Movie Posters: What’s Really Going On
From Superglue Accident to Leg Stuck in a Car, this collection of literal film posters are bang on…
Lucy Liu And The Changing Face Of Sherlock Holmes
CBS have announced that Lucy Liu will play Watson in their new Sherlock Holmes series Elementary – alongside Johnny Lee Miller’s Holmes. Here’s the story of the changing face of Sherlock since 1887.
Melancholia Reviewed: When Beauty, Depression and Sci-Fi Collide
A unique blend of morose sci-fi melodrama; Laurence Boyce reviews Lars Von Trier’s beautiful Melancholia as it comes out on BluRay and DVD.
10 of the Funniest Family Guy Quotes
As Season 9 of Family Guy hits DVD, we look at some of the best – and near the knuckle– lines delivered during each season.
Real Steel Reviewed: Hugh Jackman At His Robotic Worst
After another Transformers travesty this summer, Shawn Levy and Hugh Jackman are now in the firing line with their own mechanical malarkey.
Warrior: Tom Hardy’s MMA Film Reviewed
Starring BAFTA Award winner Tom Hardy, two-time Oscar nominee Nick Nolte and Joel Edgerton, this action/drama is set in the brutal, high-stakes world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and was released nationwide on 21st September.
Jonathan Ross’s Rollicking Graphic Novel, TURF, Reviewed
TV star Jonathan Ross has tried his hand at writing a comic book, but is it worth a read?
Source Code: Quantum Leap Meets Groundhog Day
The latest film offering from the former Zowie Bowie is a complex sci-fi film that’s smart, thrilling and sees Jake Gyllenhaal looking like a dog who’s just been shown a card trick. Inception has a lot to answer for…
Reviewed: The Adjustment Bureau
Matt Damon’s latest misadventure sees him battling both a shadowy group of villains and a ropey plot in equal measure.
John Barry: The Composer With The Midas Touch
From big Bond themes to shampoo commercials, Barry’s golden touch and unforgettable scores made him one of Hollywood’s most legendary composers.
Pete Postlethwaite: RIP
Not just one of Britain’s best actors, but one of the greatest full stop. As the world mourns the loss of Pete Postlethwaite, this interview from 2002 finds him regretting turning down Martin Scorsese and delving into the psyche of The Usual Suspects.
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