7 Iconic Cinema Moments We’ll Never Forget
Here at Filmoria we always love to look back at those pinnacle moments in cinema that you can’t help...
Interview – Annabelle: Creation Cinematographer Maxime Alexandre
With Annabelle: Creation still making waves in recent weeks and paving the way for IT to dominate this past...
Cannes 2017: The Square Review
Elisabeth Moss and Dominic West star in The Square; the razor-sharp new comedy from Ruben Östlund. Our Cannes review...
HALLOWEEN GIVES THE UK NIGHT-MYERS
Fright night classic, Halloween returns to the big screen at Vue, as Michael Myers is voted one of the UK’s most feared horror characters UK’S SCARIEST HORROR MOVIE CHARACTERS Hannibal Lecter (The Silence of the Lambs) Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street) Pennywise the Clown (It) Leatherface (The... Read more
Which Version Of The Shining Is Better? Book Or Film
Words by Erik Winther Scary novels have captivated readers since Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in 1817, and scary movies have kept viewers enthralled since at least 1910, when no less a filmmaker than Thomas Edison released his 16-minute silent adaptation of that same novel. Many people enjoyed the stagy black-and-white movie, and... Read more
7 Iconic Cinema Moments We’ll Never Forget
Here at Filmoria we always love to look back at those pinnacle moments in cinema that you can’t help but replaying over and over again. From family adventure films to horror, sci-fi and beyond, each genre has provided their own forgettable moments worthy of the history books. To celebrate... Read more
Interview – Annabelle: Creation Cinematographer Maxime Alexandre
With Annabelle: Creation still making waves in recent weeks and paving the way for IT to dominate this past week’s box office, we posed some questions to the sequel’s cinematographer Maxime Alexandre, as he discussed his approach to creating the feel of a great horror and much more… With... Read more
Cannes 2017: The Square Review

Elisabeth Moss and Dominic West star in The Square; the razor-sharp new comedy from Ruben Östlund. Our Cannes review is in.

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Take Two: 1980 – Out of the Blue/Ordinary People
Welcome to It Takes Two, a new column which dives into a specific year of filmmaking. One will be a major release from the year, be it a massive awards success or a box-office dynamo. The other will be a hidden gem, something that may have been a critical... Read more
Paterson (2016) – Blu-Ray Review
After the two hours you will spend with Paterson, the new wonderful piece of work from acclaimed writer/director Jim Jarmusch, you will not look at the world in the same way. Within that moment in time, fleeting compared to how long you wish you could spend with both the... Read more
6 Revolutionary Cinematic Camera Shots
Camera placement is one of the most crucial aspect of any film production. Since the beginning of 20th century, there have been a number of films which have pioneered techniques that are still important and used to this very day in modern cinema. These techniques were once groundbreaking. They... Read more
A Cure For Wellness (2017) Review

Director Gore Verbinski returns to psychological horror with his macabre chiller, A Cure For Wellness. Our full review is here.

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Why On Earth Do We Need A US Remake Of Toni Erdmann?

With news of a Toni Erdmann remake starring Kristen Wiig & Jack Nicholson, we ask the question that everyone is thinking: why?

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Nicholson and Wiig To Headline Toni Erdmann Remake
Another day, another case of Hollywood looking to capitalise once again on the success of a foreign hit. Gracing the likes of Cannes where it received widespread acclaim for the wonderful humour scattered throughout its father/daughter narrative, we deemed Toni Erdmann which is now in UK cinemas ‘the German... Read more