Scene Stealer: Almost Famous’ Tiny Dancer Scene
Serving to underpin the true strength of the band’s relationship and William's surrendering to the moment, this scene has become the most iconic moment of one of the 2000’s best films.
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Scene Stealer: Mulholland Drive’s Audition Scene
David Lynch’s oneiric masterpiece Mulholland Drive is a film that masterfully plays with and regularly breaks audience expectation.
Flim Weakly Review – Citizen Kane
Citizen Kane. Because this week, Film 4 was broken and started showing really old films.
Cheek to Cheek: The Art of Adapting Lolita – Part One
Lolita has been adapted twice for the big screen, once in 1962, by Stanley Kubrick and then later in 1997 by Adrian Lyne. In between, there have been plays, musicals, even operas that have taken Nabokov's prose, and moulded it to a new…
Bram Stoker International Film Festival: Shorts Overview
Bram Stoker International Film Festival is typically programmed as an alternative to most horror film festivals, mixing shorts, classics, cult gems and new features together in a primordial cinematic stew. While shorts are the bread and…
Blood Moon: An Interview With Jeremy Wooding
Westerns and horror are two genres that have shared the screen many times across the years with surprisingly effective results. From ‘vampire westerns’ such as Dusk Til Dawn (dir.Robert Rodriguez), Near Dark (dir. Kathryn Bigelow) and…
Judas Ghost: An Interview with Simon Pearce and Wolfram Parge
On the occasions when you’re not slowly transforming into a jittery caffeine hermit, film festivals can deliver the delicious experience of watching films ‘blind’ and devoid of marketing discourses. At Bram Stoker International Film…
Treehouse: An Interview With Steve Weston
When it comes to American horror it’s easy to become fatigued with the rinse repeat formula of house invasion, paranormal intrigue and visceral slashers. However alongside meta –horror comedies, some films occasionally manage to slip…
Luna: An Interview with Dave Mckean
As a multi – award winning comic book artist, author, filmmaker, illustrator and photographer it’s hard to know where to start when it comes to an individual like Dave Mckean. From hugely influential artistic collaborations with Neil Gaiman…
Frightfest London 2014
Another year. Another Frightfest. Now in its 15th year, Frightfest's bank holiday main event has blossomed steadily over time to become one of the most anticipated genre festivals in Europe, if not the world. This year was incredibly…