My Amazon Studios Experience: Diary Of An Aspiring Writer – Part 1
Part 1 in my diary of experiences submitting a script to Amazon Studios.
Part 1 in my diary of experiences submitting a script to Amazon Studios.
Liam Neeson stars in the terrifying and bleak horror/thriller “The Grey” which finally hits Blu-ray shelves in the US from May 15th.
Will Cronenberg return to his full frontal body shock roots with this Robert Pattinson led oddity? Here’s hoping.
With this 8th installment in the Forgotten B&W Horror series, we begin looking at a few movies that blur the line between horror and science fiction – a blurring that occurred with many sci-fi movies of the 1950′s.
What Culture examines what exactly the BFI plan to do, whether it has been done before and if it can work as expected.
The next in our chapter teaching you how to make a feature film on a budget!
Our epic search for Marvel’s Next Avengers hero continues – this time focusing on one of the publisher’s strangest heroes…
Bobcat Goldthwait is fast establishing himself as one of America’s best and boldest cult directors with his third feature, and the comedy continues to grow darker and darker.
Guy Ritchie’s follow-up to the surprisingly good Sherlock Holmes turns everything up to success.
Jacques Audriard’s follow up to Un Prophet looks to be another powerful drama.
Beyond the rather clichéd plot turns, the film doesn’t offer much indication that this could be a game changing, Oscar worthy period drama.
The image is a great close-up of Batman’s new adversary as he stares in disgust and anger at an unseen victim whose shoes I wouldn’t want to swap with!
