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Interviews
/ 1 month ago

Alan Jones discusses the future of Trieste Science+Fiction Festival

Alan Jones is one of the film industry’s longest serving film critics. Having begun working during the 70s, Alan Jones has...

By Kat Hughes

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Home Entertainment
/ 3 days ago

‘Fyre Rises’ digital review

This British indie packs some punch.

By Ben Read
Netflix
/ 1 week ago

‘Zero Day’ teaser; Robert De Niro leads the Netflix film

Robert De Niro is leading out the upcoming Netflix series Zero Day, a teaser...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 week ago

Christopher Nolan’s next film is ‘The Odyssey’

After what seems like months of speculation, it has finally been revealed that Christopher...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 week ago

One more trailer for Bob Dylan biopic ‘A Complete Unknown’

A final trailer has been released for A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan biopic...

By Paul Heath
Streaming
/ 1 week ago

Where Could TV Streaming Apps Go from Here?

It’s been a long time since Netflix alone dominated the smart TV streaming space....

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 weeks ago

‘Magazine Dreams’ with Jonathan Majors secures U.S. release date

A release date has been secured for the Jonathan Majors’-led Magazine Dreams. Briarcliff Entertainment...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 weeks ago

‘Gazer’ movie trailer; Ryan J. Sloan’s debut feature

Check out this promo for a new movie titled Gazer, a film which marks...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 weeks ago

Here’s the second trailer for Netflix’s big budget ‘The Electric State’

A second trailer has dropped for Netflix’s big early 2025 release The Electric State...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 weeks ago

A couple of clips from Robbie Williams biopic ‘Better Man’

A couple of clips for the upcoming Robbie Williams biopic Better Man have landed...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 weeks ago

A24 dark comedy ‘Death of a Unicorn’ gets a trailer

Here’s the first trailer for A24’s upcoming dark comedy Death of a Unicorn which...

By Paul Heath