Dune: Part Three: 10 Things to Know Before the 18 December UK Release

Upcoming Movies Oct 7, 2026

Dune: Part Three opens in UK cinemas on 18 December 2026, and BFI IMAX's 70mm opening weekend has already...

Hollywood’s Production Exodus: 12 Things to Know About the Unions’ 25-Year Report

Movie News Oct 7, 2026

Seven Hollywood unions released an EY report on 5 October 2026 showing the US share of studio film production...

Digger Review: 12 Things That Decide Tom Cruise and Iñárritu’s Divisive Satire

Movie Reviews Oct 5, 2026

Digger review: Tom Cruise gives his boldest performance in decades and Lubezki's VistaVision images dazzle, but Iñárritu's climate satire...

Movie News and Reviews

Alexandra Daddario stars in LOST GIRLS AND LOVE HOTELS coming to DVD & Digital 8th February

Movie News Movies 19th January 2021

Dazzler Media proudly presents the powerful and atmospheric Lost Girls and Love Hotels starring Alexandra Daddario (We Summon the Darkness, True Detective, Percy Jackson franchise) coming to DVD & Digital from 8th February. “A high point for everyone involved” The Hollywood Reporter “One of the better intimate dramas of the year” Chicago Sun-Times “Alexandra Daddario... Read more

Jimmy Olsson’s ALIVE highlights the crucial subject of disability intimacy and loneliness

Movie News Movies 19th January 2021

Winner of the Oscar qualifying Best Short Film Award at Huesca International Film Festival , Inclus in Barcelona, Festival de Cine de Zaragoza and a GrandPrix Award at Russian International Film Festival Director Jimmy Olsson’s ALIVE highlights the basic human need of intimacy. This topical live-action short film premiered... Read more

Cleopatra: From the History Books to our Screens

Movie News Movies 19th January 2021

There was once a time where women were told what to do and where to go and according to the history books, it was forbidden for a woman to leave the home without a male chaperone! The now outdated rule book also stated that the place for women was... Read more

Movies from Las Vegas

Movie News Movies 19th January 2021

Las Vegas is a wonder in Nevada. The focus of passion, amount, greed and vices. City of quick marriages, Elvis Presley, chic gaming clubs, and expensive hotels. Here they embark on a pre-wedding spree, they can lose capital at gambling tables and make madness when in any other town... Read more

Top 3 Casino Movies

Movie News Movies 19th January 2021

Today we will focus on pictures where gambling is considered the most important part of the plot. However, what makes pictures of gambling so interesting? Thanks to gambling, films acquire a special zest, they become very intriguing, since there are a risk and a chance in gambling. All this... Read more

Classic War Movies On DVD: Titles Worth Collecting

Movies Movies Features 19th December 2020

According to famous film director Sam Mendes, people love war films because they represent a very real, visceral, human experience. Classic war films have historically done well at the box office. By all standards, and for whatever reason, they are tremendously successful and everyone loves them. But which classic... Read more

GUNDA – A film by Victor Kossakovsky / Released by Altitude on 30 April 2021

Movie News Movies Movies Features 9th December 2020

ALTITUDE ANNOUNCE THE RELEASE OF VICTOR KOSSAKOVSKY’S ‘PROFOUND’ AND ‘POWERFUL’ GUNDA IN UK & IRISH CINEMAS FROM 30 APRIL 2021 Altitude announces the release of Victor Kossakovsky’s stunning, heartbreaking and important GUNDA in UK and Irish cinemas on 30 April 2021. Experiential cinema in its purest form, GUNDA chronicles... Read more

Josiah wins the Oscar qualifying award at St Louis International Film Festival

Movie News Movies 8th December 2020

No Film School, Jo Light “Josiah Tackles Stereotyping in Hollywood Casting with an Intense Oner” Awards Daily, Joey Moser “a beautifully paced film that will get any audience talking as soon as the credits roll” Kyle Laursen’s Josiah explores Hollywood’s unconscious stereotyping Writer/Director Kyle Laursen’s live-action short film Josiah examines issues inside the creative... Read more

Alika Maikau’s Moloka’i Bound shares a story of a formerly incarcerated parent who’s trying to reconnect with his son

Movie News Movies Movies Features 8th December 2020

Winner of the Oscar-qualifying Cynthia Lickers-Sage Award for Best Short Work at ImagineNATIVE In the live-action short film Moloka’i Bound, Director Alika Maikau shines a spotlight on the indigenous population of Hawai’i through a tale of an estranged father and son. Having only recently begun its festival run this prominent... Read more

Award winning short film CHUBBY comes from a very personal place for director-writer’s Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli

Movie News Movies 8th December 2020

CHUBBY follows the story of a ten-year-old girl who confesses to her family that she has been sexually abused, and the fallout that ensues as her family members each struggle to come to terms with it. This award-winning short film premiered at Telluride and won the Silver Dragon Award... Read more

The Queen’s Gambit, the Netflix series celebrating chess

Movie News Movies Movies Features 7th December 2020

The Queen’s Gambit is a fiction series that chronicles the life of a young female chess prodigy, Beth Harmon, played by Anya Taylor-Joy. Intro Orphaned at age 8, she has a unique character, Beth may be lonely, but she’s not shy, devoid of all fears. Her Achilles’ heel: the... Read more

Classic Crime And Thriller Movies – Gothic Depiction Of Criminal Behavior

Movies 21st November 2020

Crime films are a treat for cinema lovers. Their twisted plots tastefully shot intense scenes, and interesting storylines always give chills down the spine. Over the years, people have been appreciating this intense genre. It is evident in the number of crime movies that hit the theatres every year.... Read more

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