Title – Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Director – Martin Scorsese (Goodfellas)
Cast – Nicolas Cage, Patricia Arquette, John Goodman, Ving Rhames, Tom Sizemore, Cliff Curtis… 528 more words
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John Hyams’ Alone
It’s tough to find thrillers that are actually consistently suspenseful throughout, that go above and beyond in their job of, you know, thrilling the audience. John Hyams’ Alone is like an hour and a half panic attack put to film, a sleek, ruthless, transparently simple yet magnificently executed genre exercise in terror, isolation and pursuit that entertains so well it’s made it onto my top ten of the year (so far). 477 more words
THE BOOK IS OUT!
My first monograph, Subversive Spanish Cinema: The Politics of Performance, was published by Bloomsbury last month. If you are interested in purchasing it, you can check it out here: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/search?q=subversive+spanish+cinema&Gid=1.
The Parent Track Soundtrack by Alan Silvestri.
Sometimes I will be watching a movie and I will hear a melody in the background and think I really like that and I wish I could find it. 530 more words
What Is the Worst Movie You've Seen With a Number in the Title?
EDITORIAL
What is the worst movie that you’ve seen with a number in its title? It’s quite difficult to recall a movie that you’ve seen with a number in the title that also happens to be one you didn’t enjoy. 193 more words
What I thought of Lost in Vagueness
There’s an increasingly rich stream of crowdfunded documentaries about often incredibly niche subjects, but with stories that need to be told. Lost in Vagueness is on the whole, one of those films though it isn’t without flaws which often come from such crowdfunded projects but Sophia Ollins creates a film worthy to be added to the small genre of films about Glastonbury Festival. 629 more words
