We’ve got a guest post here today on average film reviews. I don’t usually take them but I’m a big fan of Moo.com – I used to trade Moo cards back when I had more time for photography – so when they asked if I wanted a guest post from them I said Yes please! […]
moreThis week sees the DVD and blu-ray release of the George Clooney / Ryan Gosling political thriller, The Ides of March. In this exclusive interview Beau Willimon, co-writer of Ides of March and author of the play it’s based on – Farragut North, talks George Clooney, Kevin Spacey, and what it’s like to find out […]
morelast updated: 29 Aug 2012 I was thinking and well… I do a lot of looking up new movies and all that kind of thing and I thought, why not write about it? I reckoned the easiest way to organise it was by genre and the genre I probably watch the most is Horror. So… […]
moreThis year’s Jameson Dublin International Film Festival is going to be a little different for me. Usually I go along to the surprise film and a couple of other random films, usually Asian ones or any interesting looking documentaries that I think might not get a full cinema release. This year however, I am on […]
moreThe Orange BAFTA awards are almost upon us and I thought it was about time I wrote about them. Also Orange wanted me to, so it made sense all around… Orange are massive supporters of cinema and with their sponsorship of the BAFTAs they're front and centre for promoting film-going in the UK. Not so […]
moreOr rather, they want you to serenade your loved ones… yes. That’s more accurate. I’m sure they’d sing to you if you asked them to though. Well, maybe. Anyway, obviously this is a little different from my usual posts. It’s a sponsored post but then I wouldn’t write about it if I thought it was […]
moreA while ago, I did a clips and trailers post for The Woman in Black. It looks like a good old fashioned ghost story and I’m very much looking forward to it, I honestly thought that teaser trailer was one of the scariest things I’ve seen in a long time. I’m a big horror fan […]
moreIf you live in Dublin and haven’t heard by now then I’m here to spread the word! The beautiful Light House Cinema in Smithfield is reopening this Friday, 20th January 2012. New operators, Element Pictures, say they plan to screen the best of international art house and Irish cinema, as well as re-runs of classics […]
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