By David Tilbury on 15/09/2014
Film Reviews

Directed by Hans Petter Moland, In Order of Disappearance is a Norwegian revenge thriller. Which see’s Nils (Skarsgard) as a hardworking snow ploughman, who turns in to an unlikely killer, following the death of his son at the hands of drug lords. It takes little imagination to envisage what the narrative consists of at the […]
By David Tilbury on 15/07/2013
Film Reviews

The director of Pan’s Labyrinth and Hellboy, Guillermo del Toro brings us a Sci- fi, Action film in the shape of Pacific Rim, that can only be described in one word – Epic. The films tackles the convention of alien invasion movies, where the aliens come in full force from beyond the stars, instead here […]
By David Tilbury on 29/06/2013
Film Reviews

On the second night of the East End Film Festival the London Premiere of The East came to the Hackney Picturehouse. Directed by Zal Batmanglij; The East is a socially conscience film that highlights some of the flaws in our contemporary way of life. The narrative follows Sarah (Brit Marling) an undercover agent for […]
By David Tilbury on 24/06/2013
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Film Reviews

The Director of Quantum of Solace – Marc Foster – brings us a zombie apocalypse movie that seems all to familiar, and all to different at the same time. Zombie films tend to follow the same narrative pattern; a virus breaks and an epidemic ensues, the major cities fall first, the supermarkets get ransacked and […]
By David Tilbury on 18/06/2013
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Film Reviews

Despite rumors that Side Effects was Steven Soderbergh’s last film, the director has brought another offering to our big screens in the form of Behind the Candlebra – although it is not technically a feature, on regards to it being produced by American Television giant HBO as a T.V. film, but it does receive a […]
By David Tilbury on 17/06/2013
Film Reviews

From the director of 300 and Sucker Punch -Zach Synder- comes a bombastic reboot in the shape of Man of Steel. Co-written by Christopher Nolan and David S. Goyer, the narrative follows the most compelling of any ‘superhero’ story, the origin myth. It seems pretty futile of me to tell you what the origin […]
By David Tilbury on 03/06/2013
Film Reviews

The Co-Writer of Assault on Precinct 13 and The Negotiator – James DeMonaco -releases the beast as the writer/director of the new horror thriller, The Purge. Set in a non-too-distant future America, a new group of founding fathers have brought the United States in to a new age, where crime is at a all time […]