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Michael Rooker talks The Walking Dead season 3 and 4

Total Film recently got a chance to catch up with Michael Rooker to mark the release of The Walking Dead season three on DVD and Blu-ray. The actor, who made a name for himself in Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer before building up an extremely diverse CV, plays Merle …

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Willem Dafoe calls The Amazing Spider-Man reboot “cynical”

Total Film sat down with Willem Dafoe this week to discuss his new videogame Beyond: Two Souls , and we couldn’t resist asking him what he thought of last year’s The Amazing Spider-Man . Though we discovered he’s not seen the Andrew Garfield-starring reboot, he definitely has an opinion on …

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50 Most Outrageous Teen Comedies

Hairspray (1988) The Teen Comedy: Ricki Lake plays chunky teen Tracy Turnblack, who lands a gig on a local TV station and promptly gets everybody’s beehives in a twist with her ideas about integration. Most Outrageous Moment: “Is your daughter mulatto?” Debbie Harry offends Divine by suggesting her daughter is …

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Five new banners released for The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug

A trio of atmospheric new banners for The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug have been unleashed online. Showing off a handful of the film’s (many) main characters, they’re variously spooky, glow-y and snowy, with the dwarves in particular all up for some blade-swinging action. Which comes as no surprise considering …

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30 Coolest 80s Horror Movie Logos

Demons (1985) The Movie: Gruesome horror produced by Dario Argento. When a group of people are trapped in a cinema in Berlin, they become infected by demons… The Cool Logo: Horned lettering (naturally) plus a rather brave choice of lemon-y yellow type colour. Why We Love It: As if the …

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Runner Runner review

Everything is a gamble according to Justin Timberlake’s online poker whizz Richie Furst in Runner Runner – a philosophy that eludes this safely derivative, risk-averse script. Directed by The Lincoln Lawyer ’s Brad Furman, the plot centres around Furst’s descent into the corrupt world of Ivan Block (Ben Affleck), an …

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Nothing But A Man review

Michael Roemer’s 1964 drama is an indie-cinema milestone, bringing an incisive grasp of place, period and performance to its up-close portrait of emergent black pride. Ivan Dixon is hugely affecting as Duff, an itinerant railroad worker in Alabama who marries teacher-and-preacher’s daughter Josie (Abbey Lincoln) despite disapproval on all sides. …

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