As the sci-fi genre continues its eager romp back to pop-culture relevance, it’s nice to witness the emergence of a few projects that aren’t necessarily endowed with big-budget backing. Europa Report is one such movie, taking the ‘found footage’ approach to horror shooting and applying it to a mission to… Read More →

We’re a few months away from the release of Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and there has yet to be a full trailer for the film, so fans are being placated with another teaser clip that’s light on info but certainly not short of wit. Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve… Read More →

Vin Diesel’s buff space criminal Riddick is back in a self-titled adventure that’s set to launch in the UK on September 6th this year. Also starring Karl Urban, who can currently be seen in the enjoyably stupid Stark Trek Into Darkness, it sounds like the plot will involve some bog… Read More →

As an actor, James Franco has the privilege of being able to waltz between big budget blockbusters like Oz The Great and Powerful and indie projects like Spring Breakers with ease. He’s also a keen writer and director, and As I Lay Dying combines all three of his talents. Adapted… Read More →

Richard Curtis has a reputation for concocting a thoroughly British blend of twee sweariness in his back-catalogue of rom-coms, although it’s been 10 years since Love Actually and he’s due another warm-hearted hit. About Time could be just the ticket. Starring Domhnall Gleeson, Bill Nighy and Rachel McAdams, the film… Read More →

Avenger Assemble made silly money at the box office last year and there was a lot of audience fondness for the character of Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg), a representative of fictional espionage organisation S.H.I.E.L.D. So much, in fact, that he’s got his own TV spin-off in the form of Marvel’s… Read More →

Space is awful. It’s cold, mostly empty and so big that if you think about it for too long you could end up thinking that life is futile. All of which makes it the perfect setting for a disaster movie. Gravity attempts to rip the romance out of extraterrestrial exploration,… Read More →

Earlier this week we got the latest poster for The World’s End and promised the first trailer was coming soon. So with out further ado, we introduce the initial teaser trailer for Edgar Wright’s trilogy-capping cinematic experience, starring the indomitable pairing of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Although Shaun of… Read More →

Harrison Ford seems to be doing an impression of Ben Kingsley’s Mandarin from Iron Man 3 in the first trailer for Ender’s Game. This is doubly confusing because Kingsley’s is in both movies, or not confusing at all if you accept that it’s a coincidence. Ender’s Game is another major… Read More →

Sheridan Smith, Jamie Winston and Kate Nash are getting up to some toilet-based mischief in the first trailer for Powder Room. Adapted from Where Women Wee, a play that won critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival, Powder Room examines the bawdy boisterousness of a typical club loo, aiming for big… Read More →