Looking for something interesting? Look no further than She’s Allergic to Cats, a surrealist Comedy from Writer/Director Michael Reich (Cats 2012, Video Town 2013) set for release on VOD Tuesday, April 7th via Giant Pictures. [caption id="attachment_281301" align="alignleft" width="660"] She's Allergic to Cats still[/caption] Initially cropped up...
They say if one saw how factory sausages were made then they would never have sausages again. The same could be said of the entertainment industry, where one’s dreams of entertaining people- artistically or otherwise- can get crushed under the heel of bureaucracy, creative meddling,...
Whether one believes in ghosts or not, those ghost-hunting TV shows can be annoying. One goes in hoping there would be something more to it, or at least something approaching 1984’s Ghostbusters or even Scooby-Doo. Instead, one gets multiple night-vision shots of people yelling at...
Print media has been on the wane with the rise of digital content. Why grab an issue of a long-running magazine when one can read similar - if not the same - content on the web? Are video game manuals all that necessary in a...
“A love story with a twist, and a twisted story with love!” goes the tagline of You Go To My Head, the latest film from Dimitri de Clercq (The Blue Villa 1995, Earth and Ashes 2004) - and it is not far off. Written by...
His title ‘Dracula’ may have inspired the world’s most famous vampire, and thus any vampire with a flair for the debonair since, yet Vlad the Impaler of Wallachia remains a scary enough figure on his own. Whether it was ordering the turbans of some Turkish...
Some films live and die on their looks. Some would argue 2009’s Avatar had a ho-hum plot, yet it became the highest-earning film at the world box office for a decade due to its new CGI trickery. Then there was 1977’s Star Wars which was...
Ready for a Musical? Probably not after last December’s Cats adaptation, but My Name is Myeisha comes from a grittier, sadder place than Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s stage romances. It is an adaptation of the Rickery Hinds (It’s Not for You 2019) stageplay Dreamscape, directed and written...
The Black Widow film is not out until May 2020, and the Alias TV series ended 14 years ago. So, are there any other options for women in spy flicks? Well, probably quite a few if one searches, but the latest offering you will find...
Ready to rock? Then it is time to get down with Come on Feel the Noize: The Story of How Rock Became Metal, a Rockumentary named after one of the biggest hits by that most hardcore of Metal bands, SLADE! Okay, Director Jörg Sonntag (Atlantic...
