Must-See Films at the 2021 London Film Festival
After being largely relegated to an online event in 2020, the BFI London Film Festival returns to cinemas this October. From Wednesday 6th to Sunday 17th, the 65th LFF will…
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After being largely relegated to an online event in 2020, the BFI London Film Festival returns to cinemas this October. From Wednesday 6th to Sunday 17th, the 65th LFF will…
One of the film’s playing in Arrow Video FrightFest’s First Blood strand is Seb Cox’s coming-of-age debut movie, Are We Monsters. Charlotte Olivia is Maya, a werewolf seeking to understand…
Finding new blood in the vampire genre is Eric Ian Steele, writer and director of Boy #5. A short, sharp, shocking tale of vampirism in Manchester, this is for horror…
Forbidden love and religious oppression clash in Edoardo Vitaletti’s The Last Thing Mary Saw, which has its European Premiere at this year’s Arrow Video FrightFest. Set in a devout community…
The Arrow Video FrightFest returns in live gory glory this August Bank Holiday Weekend. After relocating online for a virtual festival in 2020 (due to that little real life apocalypse…
While there is no guarantee 2021 will be any better, we are so happy 2020 is almost over. This was not a banner year. Yet while the future of cinemas…
2020. A year in which you grab good news where you can. Some great news for this October is that the London Film Festival will be going ahead for its…
In a normal year, the August Bank Holiday weekend would see horror fans from across the UK (and the world) flocking to London’s Leicester Square for FrightFest. For twenty years…
Note: this feature presents Japanese names in the traditional fashion of family name first, followed by given name. One sparkling ray of light in this dismal year has been BFI…
The latest Bond film is currently titled No Time To Die, but that could all change yet. One replacement option is Dominoes Falling, because 007’s confirmed shift to 2021 could…