Sigourney Weaver

"The director focused this detachment on the family unit itself. The adults are portrayed as children, while the children are seen as studious, earnest and far more engaged with the political and social changes occurring around them.…

More than any other blockbuster of the 1980s, Ghostbusters has endured for a generation, simply because it’s so damn good.

Get away from her, you bitch!

“I went and met with her. She appeared — she had an afro, she had high heels on... she was like, 7-foot-6. It felt like I was going out for dinner with Mummy.” Ridley Scott on first meeting Sigourney Weaver to discuss the role of Ellen…

A close fried of Guillermo del Toro, it’s easy to see why director J. A. Bayona was drawn to adapting A Monster Calls. A fanciful and chilling tale about a child in turmoil that flits between grim reality and dark fantasy, Patrick Ness’…

Hollywood is and always has been, a hypocritical place. From it’s earliest days the all powerful studio bosses put out an image of their stars as wholesome, clean living, family people, who’s sole purpose was to bring entertainment and fun…

Before succumbing to breast cancer, British author Siobhan Dowd came up with the idea for a children’s novel, which was completed by American writer Patrick Ness after her death. The novel went on to receive critical acclaim, and was…

When there’s nothing else to sell, an attention grabbing concept is the way forward. That’s exactly where (re)Assignment goes with its trans-community and general decency baiting set-up. It’s also a wash-out, the initial shock fading early…

It starts quiet and then turns loud as the ground falls away beneath him. Connor (Lewis MacDougall) reaches out but the hand slips from his grasp, down into the giant hole in the earth. Loss is central to A Monster Calls; for the grief it…