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/ 11 years ago

Kuroneko Blu-ray Review

Director: Kaneto Shindo Starring: Kichiemon Nakamura, Nabuko Otowa, Kiwako Taichi, Kei Sato, Hideo Kanze, Running Time: 100 Minutes Certificate: 15 Extras: 32 page booklet containing...

By Luke Ryan Baldock

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Theatre
/ 12 mins ago

Theatre Review: ‘Showstopper! The Musical’ (Tour)

An unmissable, truly unique stage event to rival anything we've ever seen.

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 6 hours ago

‘The Paragon’ review: Dir. Michael Duignan [Celluloid Screams 2024]

For years now, New Zealand has been building a reputation for itself as masters...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ review: Dir. James Ashcroft [Celluloid Screams 2024]

Writer and director James Ashcroft’s last feature, Coming Home in the Dark, was a...

By Kat Hughes
Film Trailers
/ 2 days ago

Trailer for inspiring true story ‘Unstoppable’

A trailer has been released for the upcoming Unstoppable, a new film based on...

By Paul Heath
Netflix
/ 3 days ago

Watch the full trailer for Netflix’s ‘Senna’ TV series

Netflix has revealed the full trailer for Senna, the upcoming TV series based on...

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
/ 3 days ago

New ‘Queer’ trailer lands online with Daniel Craig leading the cast

A new Queer trailer has landed online. The new film, which will be distributed...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 3 days ago

New ‘Jumanji’ film on the way

Unleashing in 2026.

By Paul Heath
Interviews
/ 3 days ago

Naomi Scott on creating international pop icon Skye Riley

Parker Finn’s Smile 2 is currently in cinemas and its star, Naomi Scott, is...

By Kat Hughes
Film News
/ 3 days ago

‘The Substance’ streaming date revealed – and it is sooner than you think

The Substance streaming date has been revealed by distributors MUBI and it will be...

By Paul Heath
Netflix
/ 3 days ago

New ‘Squid Game’ series to be made with David Fincher?

A new Squid Game series looks to be in the works at Netflix and...

By Paul Heath