Writ & Dir: Neil Marshall
Rhona Mitra … Eden Sinclair
Bob Hoskins … Bill Nelson
Alexander Siddig … John Hatcher
Malcolm McDowell … Kane
David O’Hara … Michael Canaris
Leslie Simpson … Carpenter
Chris Robson … Stevie Miller
Sean Pertwee … Dr. Talbot
Darren Morfitt … Dr. Ben Stirling
Craig Conway … Sol
MyAnna Buring … Cally
This film really is utterly preposterous. Unbelievable in the extreme; plot holes every where. [...]
Tagged: 7 Stars, Alexander Siddig, apocolyptic future, bloody, Bob Hoskins, Britain - future, canibals, Chris Robson, Craig Conway, Darren Morfitt, David O'Hara, death, Doomsday, Leslie Simpson, Malcolm McDowell, MyAnna Buring, Neil Marshall, preposterous, R18, Rhona Mitra, Scotland, Sean Pertwee, soldier, virus
Dir: David Slade
Writ: Steve Niles, Stuart Beattie, Brian Nelson. Based on the comic by Steve Niles & Ben Templesmith
Josh Hartnett … Eben Oleson
Melissa George … Stella Oleson
Danny Huston … Marlow (Head Vamp)
Ben Foster … The Stranger
Mark Boone Junior … Beau Brower
Mark Rendall … Jake Oleson
I’ll admit that I was a little disappointed that when IFCO’s rating came up this [...]
Tagged: 30 Days of Night, 7 Stars, based on comic, Ben Foster, bloody, Brian Nelson, Danny Huston, David Slade, gore, horror, Josh Hartnett, Mark Boone Junior, Mark Rendall, Melissa George, R16, Steve Nils, Stuart Beattie, vampires, violence
Dir: Zack Snyder
Writ: Zack Snyder, Kurt Johnston, Michael Gordon and based on the graphic novel 300 by Frank Miller & Lynn Varley
Gerard Butler – King Leonidas
Lena Headey – Queen Gorgo
Dominic West – Theron
David Wenham – Dilios
Vincent Regan – Captain
Michael Fassbender – Stelios
Tom Wisdom – Astinos
Rodrigo Santoro – Xerxes
I have a feeling that how you feel [...]
Tagged: 10 Stars, 300, action, Ancient Greece - Sparta, based on comic, bloody, brilliant, David Wenham, death, Dominic West, Frank Miller, Gerard Butler, great story, historical fiction, historical inaccuracies, Kurt Johnston, Lena Headey, loved it, Lynn Varley, melodramatic, Michael Fassbender, Michael Gordon, poor characterisation, Rodrigo Santoro, soldier, Tom Wisdom, Vincent Regan, visually stunning, War, Zack Snyder
El Laberinto del Fauno
Dir & Writ: Guillermo del Toro
Ivana Baquero – Ofelia
Sergi López – Capitán Vidal
Maribel Verdú – Mercedes
Ariadna Gil – Carmen
Doug Jones – Fauno
I really wanted to go see this film ever since I heard about it, and yer wan at the desk who tried to put me off by saying “you know it [...]
Tagged: 10 Stars, 1944, Ariadna Gil, beautiful, bloody, Doug Jones, El Laberinto del Fauno, faerie, fascism, Guillermo del Toro, historical fiction, Ivana Baquero, Maribel Verdú, myth, mythological creature, Pan's Labyrinth, Sergi López, sff, Spain - civil war, Spanish, subtitled, torture, violence, visually stunning, whimsical
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