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Film News
/ 13 years ago

Here There Be Monsters, But No Zemeckis

Upcoming fantastical alternate history monster movie (try saying that five times fast) HERE THERE BE MONSTERS has lost its director. Robert...

By Chris Wharfe

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Film News
/ 1 day ago

Michael Mann’s ‘The Keep’ is finally available on 4K Ultra-HD

So, here’s some brief home entertainment news in that Michael Mann’s The Keep is...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

Final trailer for Munich hostage drama ‘ September 5’

Paramount Pictures has dropped the final trailer for their true story drama September 5,...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 2 days ago

‘The Ceremony is About to Begin’ review: Dir. Sean Nichols Lynch [SoHome 2024]

Having already screened in the US at Panic Fest, Sean Lynch’s The Ceremony is...

By Kat Hughes
Film News
/ 2 days ago

Trailer for Neil Burger-helmed ‘Inheritance’ with Phoebe Dynevor

Coming to screens in January.

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 3 days ago

‘Memoir of a Snail’ release date set for the UK

The film scooped the Best Film award at this year's LFF.

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 5 days ago

Charlize Theron has also joined Christopher Nolan’s next film

In addition to the recently added Robert Pattinson, Charlize Theron has also reportedly joined...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 5 days ago

A sequel to ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ is reportedly on the way

Variety is reporting that a sequel to Slumbdog Millionaire is in the works after...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 5 days ago

Clint Eastwood’s ‘Juror #2’ to get premium home release on 2nd December

Warner Brothers Home Entertainment has dropped us a line to inform us that Clint...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 5 days ago

‘The Apprentice’ sets home premiere debut

The Apprentice has set a UK home premiere following a successful run in cinemas...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 5 days ago

First British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) announced

The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) today announced the winners of its ten film...

By Paul Heath