The Offworld Colonies

Crackdown 3 (Microsoft, 2019) A Quiet Place (Paramount, 2018) Most of us exist in the normality of everyday life. We go to ...

Summer 2017 - An Analysis It has been fairly  widely   reported  that this has been one of the worst summers in recent memory for ...

"Can't repeat the past?" One of my top five films ever, Baz Luhrmann's 2001 ode to the hedonistic lifestyle of 1800s Par...

So I discovered, while cleaning my old PC, all of my university level film pieces. As such, I thought I would share one, which I found inter...

It has most definitely been a while, however I feel that it is an important time to update this blog with something that has been popping up...

Summer - Blockbusters - Massive Box Office Reciepts. Or so the formula goes. Yet 2011 has still to yield a film that people will rejoice for...

It has been a while, for sure, Blogspot, but this page refuses to die, and anger at the current state of mainstream Hollywood refuses to di...

Michael Winterbottom has been a film-maker that I have admired for a long time. I enjoyed

Having now seen Robin Hood, I realised how much it was an allegory of our time. There's trouble with the economy because the king is fig...

It's a widely regarded belief amongst theorists that Science Fiction films and novels speak more about the present than the future. Cons...

There's a particular strand of Japanese Horror that, unlike say the avenging spirits of Ju-On, Ringu, or the daikaiju eiga (giant mons...

Audition. Not like my usual posts. I'm just saying what this post will be about. It's going to be about Takeshi Miike's Odishon ...

The superhero movie has had a torrid decade. It's odd to think that it has only been ten-odd years since Raimi's Spider-Man relaunch...