From movies to television and cartoon, to computer games and a cereal mascots Dracula is an ever present figure in popular culture. A prequel is in the works which already has Luke Evans, Dominic Cooper and Sarah Cadon lined up to star in. Now The Hollywood Reporter has reported for more actors have joined the […]
In a light week of DVD and Blu-ray releases a Gullimero del Toro movie is our Recommendation of the Week. Also out this week is a action blockbuster, an animated superhero movie and a re-release of a John Carpenter flick.
We’ve recently got some of the year’s biggest news so I won’t screw around with so many words. The title says it all, so listen on.
Over the years we have enjoyed the comedy, drama, parody and the blood splatter that Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz had to offer. But all things have to come to an end and Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s Cornetto Trilogy conclusion comes in form the very entertaining form of The World’s End.
Ryan Coogler’s directorial debut, Fruitvale Station tells the true story of Oscar Grant and the incidents that lead to his death on January 1, 2009. Featuring Michael B. Jordan and Octavia Spencer, Fruitvale Station will resonate with audiencesin the wake of the George Zimmerman Trial and the similarly tragic death of Trayvon Martin.
Frank Miller and Chris Claremont’s 1982 Japanese story arc is one of the most famous and celebrated in comic book history. It has finally been the cinematic treatment, amidst a loose adaptation and watches out the taste of Wolverine’s first solo outing.
This past weekend The Conjuring made waves with critics and audiences alike as the healthy buzz propelled it to the best ever opening for an original supernatural horror film. More importantly its quality mirrored its financial returns and stands as one of the nicest surprises for a horror fan all year. So with staying in that vein, let’s run down what we believe to be the 10 best supernatural horror movies between 2003 and this year.
