The stats on the number of women working in the film industry are always depressing. Female directors, in particular, are thin on the ground but since the 90s, the number of female screenwriters and directors has, somehow, gone down. So thats bad news. Whats the good news? Well, at least …
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For a few krona more. The western is alive and well (-referenced) in Kristian Levring’s violent horse opera, one of the most exciting cowboy movies to clip-clop onto screens in a while. Stylish, sexy, with a quick-draw narrative, it’s set in 1864 in the small town of Black Creek: a …
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It may feature a teeny hero, but the new Ant-Man trailer is big on thrills, laughs and cool-looking miniature scraps. While Marvel’s previous trailer for the film was low on content thanks to the beleaguered production schedule, this new trailer more than makes up for that. “I want you to …
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Lady gardening? Ooh la la… What attracts an actor to direct? It takes just one scene to discover what Alan Rickman, behind the camera for the first time since 1997’s The Winter Guest and here playing Louis XIV, saw in A Little Chaos. But any thoughts that Rickman the director …
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There are only two things you can be certain of in life: game delays and that Nolan North is lovely (or something like that). Sony held a community event last night where fans could meet the voice of Nathan Drake and ask few questions with predictably entertaining results. The full …
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Even though Marvel’s Black Panther movie was pushed back from November 2017 to summer 2018, the studio is steamrolling ahead with casting. With Chadwick Boseman already positioned in the titular role as Black Panther/T’Challa, talk has now turned to the part of his father. If this latest rumor bears any …
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With two of 2014’s most successful movies (22 Jump Street and The LEGO Movie) to their names, Phil Lord and Chris Miller have a tough act to follow when it comes to picking future projects. Now it looks as if the in-demand pair are being courted for a superhero venture. …
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Who needs brand loyalty? Games can be a welcome escape, one where we steal cars, fly through space, or become anime lawyers. Yet so many licensed sports games force you to play football, baseball, and soccer the way the NFL, MLB, and FIFA want. Those simulations have their place, but …
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It was about an hour in, once we reached Heide’s Tower of Flame, when we realised that Scholar Of The First Sin is exactly what we wanted it to be. Essentially a rejig of the GamesMaster Game Of The Year 2014 winner we know and love, this current-gen re-release does …
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Infinity Runner is a first-person auto-runner game, pitched up somewhere between Mirror’s Edge and Temple Run, I’d say. It’s set on a space station and, sometimes, your nude player-character turns into a werewolf who can wallrun. I’m a fan of this entire concept. But do you know what I’m an …
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