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The nastiest of the video nasties, Cannibal Holocaust finally escapes onto the home entertainment market in a 2-disc Blu-ray DVD edition for the very first time, featuring not one but two cuts

It’s probably fair to describe Ed Helms’ new comedy as a good, old-fashioned big tuna-out-of-water story, seeing as most audience members will know him as nerdy, office geek Andy Bernard from The

By Erykah Brackenbury. In his directorial debut, Ralph Fiennes takes Shakespeare’s least-known Roman tragedy and places it in war-ravaged Eastern Europe.

The Credit Crunch hits Hollywood and produces this clever and fun drama.

In a string of films in the ‘70s, Irwin Allen, the legendary ‘Master of Disaster,’ filled the screen with the biggest stars he could get and killed them one by one in

A beautiful man is one thing. A beautiful man who is able to not take himself seriously is something else. A beautiful man who is Ryan Gosling is not an obvious source

Part of the rash of neo-noirs of the early ‘80s that included Body Heat, The Postman Always Rings Twice and Michael Mann’s Thief, Cutter’s Way, is a cool, gleaming jewel of a

Hollywood’s squeamish fascination with gay eroticism and camp.

Of all the Pixar productions of the last decade, Cars seemed the most Disney. Not without

By Christa Ktorides – Ah the old body-swap device. We’ve seen it many times before and one must assume we’ll see it again. A tired cliché for sure but one that can