Before Shaun Of The Dead, before Hot Fuzz, before The World’s End, the project that first brought together the likes of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, Jessica Hynes and Nick Frost was Spaced. The ‘90s sitcom was unlike anything else
We had two Henrys as special guests on the Empire podcast this week, one of which wasHenry Cavill, who took time out of his busy schedule making Season 2 of_The Witcher_to have a natter with
On release, David Fincher’s The Social Network proved to be an electrifying dramatisation of very recent history – a film that captured a moment in the immediate aftermath of its occurrence, while making clear parallels to the very
The road to recovery amid the Covid-19 pandemic was never going to be easy – but for cinemas, it’s proving harder than expected. After the initial wave of the Coronavirus forced near-every major blockbuster back
The last decade has seen the arrival of some brilliant new horror filmmakers – take the gut-wrenching nightmare-visions of Ari Aster, the sharp social commentary of Jordan Peele, or the eerie folktales of Robert Eggers. But few new
Jason Blum‘s Blumhouse Productions has become a dominant force in the horror sphere, cranking out thriftily-budgeted frighteners that have struck a chord with audiences and, in the case of films such as Get Out, made a
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Wonder Woman 1984 is not only two days from release, but it’s an actual, bone fide blockbuster appearing in real, bricks-and-mortar cinemas as well. And if that isn’t the perfect way to round off the
Prepare your sleigh, skidoo or alternative form of seasonal transport. Because while most of the UK’s cinemas have sadly been shuttered once more, the Uckfield Picturehouse is still opening its doors, and director Corin Hardy