Wolverine is a comic character who’s popularity has continued to grow steadily for many years, ever since his first appearance in The Incredible Hulk #180. His fame has gotten to the point
The apocalyptic sci-fi movie has often been a very American genre, with massive spectacle and expense, but it was in Britain where the roots of the genre lie, with Mary Shelly’s The
Mexican director Guillermo del Toro has had a very interesting film career. In recent years, he’s been a writer, producer and creative consultant on films as diverse as Don’t Be Afraid Of
As Man Of Steel hits UK cinemas this Friday, Ed Boff continues his retrospective with a look at some of Kal-El’s Super – and not so Super – Silver Screen moments. So
Not quite the first comic book superhero, but definitely the standard setter for the whole subgenre, Superman will be 75 years old this month. So, with both the anniversary and the new
So many films, so little time. Fortunately here at FilmJuice we have a pool of talented writers, prepared to spend the vast part of their days hunkered down in darkened cinemas so
Welcome to Kaiju Korner where FilmJuice regular, Edward Boff, counts down to one of this year’s most anticipated film releases – Pacific Rim – with a look at the Japanese monster movie.
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby has become a truly legendary title, a potent critique of the “Roaring Twenties” with a fascinating figure as its central character. There have been several
– By Edward Boff – Welcome back to the third and final part of Ed Boff’s three-part homage to the Evil Dead franchise … with a look at the final film in
– By Edward Boff – Welcome back to the second of Edward Boff’’s three-part retrospective of the beloved Evil Dead franchise, counting down to the release of the remake on 18th April.