Buffy creator Joss Whedon answered my questions at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival ; ahead of the UK premiere of his latest big-screen e...

The Bay is one of those films that, for a while, refused to dismount all your favourite horror sites, instead riding a wave of publicity tha...

When I hear cult-auteur Don Coscarelli is working on a new film I get pretty excited, I read a synopsis and my excitement grows, Angus Scrim...

Ana Piterbarg's Argentinean drama, Everybody Has a Plan, may be lying as I struggled to detect a clear plan in it whatsoever. Everybod...

If you can avoid the trailer, then for God’s sake do because here’s a film that benefits from going in blind. Park Chan Wook’s Stoker is a ...

Richard Gere is known for being particularly selective over his roles in recent years. One cannot deny that it is a tactic that works - t...

In the House , François Ozon's first directorial feature since the magnificent, Potiche, sees him once again team-up with Fabrice Luchi...

After a rough reception from critics at Cannes in May 2012, The Paperboy finally makes its way to the UK. Even before its general relea...

On 8th March Rufus Norris Award winning debut feature film Broken will be released in UK&Ireland and has been getting rave reviews ...

It maybe still doing the festival circuit rounds but 2013 finally looks the year Studio Ghibli's From Up On Poppy Hill will finally be r...

It wouldn't be same without some Scandinavian presence on our television or cinema and this May Arrow Films will release Nordic thri...

Monster Pictures announced today that The ABCs of Death , an anthology of 26 short films, directed by 26 Directors depicting 26 ways to...

At last week's Glasgow Film Festival launch the film that stood out for me was the inclusion of Park Chan-Wook 's Stoker and ev...

On the day the first major film festival of the year Sundance opens in USA, the first official major film festival Glasgow Film Festival ...