David Watson is a screenwriter, journalist and 'manny' who, depending on time of day and alcohol intake could be described as a likeable misanthrope or a carnaptious bampot. He loves about 96% of you but there's at least 4% he'd definitely eat in the event of a plane crash. Email: david.watson@filmjuice.com
Early on in J.Edgar, Clint Eastwood’s sumptuous, ambitious bio-pic of one of 20th century America’s most powerful and controversial figures, while dictating his memoirs to a junior FBI agent (Gossip Girl’s Chuck
After two families are butchered on successive full moons by a serial killer dubbed the ‘Tooth Fairy’ (Tom Noonan), FBI profiler Will Graham (William L Petersen) is forced back out of retirement
It’s been said before (almost definitely by me…) but you should never go to the country. If history has taught us nothing else, bad things happen there.
It’s that special time of year folks. Every year, for the last 35 (ever since 1977’s Annie Hall), regular as a bran-eating pensioner, normally around nowish but always in plenty of time
On the eve of the 1973 Chilean coup, coroner’s assistant Mario (Alfredo Castro) works in Santiago’s morgue typing up post mortem reports and blending into the background. Middle-aged and non-descript, he’s a
One of the sickest, most depraved, transgressive, downright disturbing films you’ll see this year (if our moral nannies over at the BBFC allow you to), The Woman may just be the first
Lacking the spirituality of A Prophet, the warmth of The Shawshank Redemption, the rabid fun of Mesrine, the gritty reality of Carandiru or the visceral, jacked-up, balls-out action of Cell 211, Danish
Bad-ass biker Sam Childers (Gerard Butler) gets out of prison, bangs his wife Lynn (Michelle Monaghan) in the parking lot and jumps feet-first back into a life of petty crime and drug