Posts Tagged ‘Thriller’
Features
Ben Whishaw Talks London Spy
The critically acclaimed series, London Spy, deals with two people from very different walks whose love story quickly suddenly unravels into a spy thriller. The stirring five-part mystery, from acclaimed best-selling author Tom...
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Joel Kinnaman Talks Run All Night
This week, taught thriller, Run All Night, starring Liam Neeson, Joel Kinnaman and Ed Harris is released to Blu-ray and DVD. To mark the release, we chatted to Joel about challenges of getting under the skin of a very complex ‘...
Film
Return to Sender
There’s a definite feeling with Return to Sender that person(s) behind the scenes have strategically positioned this film in order to cash in on the considerable success and critical acclaim that surrounded last year’s Gone Gir...
Film
Still
Harrowing, bleak and ultimately tragic, Still makes for very hard viewing. That’s not to say it’s without its merits. Aiden Gillen gives a strong central performance which draws you into this dark story of grief, re...
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MyAnna Buring Talks Hyena
Police corruption thriller, Hyena, starring Peter Fernando (Michael), Stephen Graham (David) Elisa Lasowski (Ariana) and MyAnna Buring (Lisa) opens in UK cinemas this week. After winning rave reviews at the Edinburgh Film Festi...
Film
Catch Me Daddy
Prior to Catch Me Daddy, Daniel Wolfe‘s exhilarating modern-day western, its director was best known for The Shoes’ music video Time to Dance, in which Jake Gyllenhaal sporadically kills off hipsters in Dalston with...
Film
Blackhat
A big dollop of form over function, Blackhat exhibits the usual lovely digital visuals we’ve come to expect from Michael Mann of late and some decent suspense and tension for what is essentially a computer-hacker thriller...
Film
Nightcrawler
Jake Gyllenhaal is Lou Bloom, a down-on-his-luck nobody who’s looking for his calling and finding nothing. A chance encounter one night sucks him into the underworld of guerrilla journalism, which fuels his desire and aspiratio...
Film
The Babadook
Whilst on the surface just another foray into the ‘monster in the attic’ genre, The Babadook serves a slightly more thoughtful entry into the world of scary cinema. Positioning itself as a psychological thriller rat...
Film
The Equalizer
If you’d never seen a movie before, you’d be forgiven for thinking The Equalizer is a stylish action thriller with a bit of weight at its core. But you have seen movies before and, more particularly, you’ve seen this movi...
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