Archive Review: Why Bridget Jones’s Diary is the best rom-com of all time
In a Valentine’s Day Archive special, Sarah Beeken tells us why we should spend the night watching this romantic comedy classic.
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Cinema’s 10 Greatest Couples
To get us in the mood for Valentine’s Day, we look at the romantic pairings that have lit-up the silver screen.
Archive Review: Absentia
With a $70,000 budget, can a Kickstarted horror movie succeed in the mainstream?
Philip Seymour Hoffman: 1967-2014
With the tragic passing of Philip Seymour Hoffman on Sunday, Chris Pate takes a look back at some of the roles that made him one of Hollywood’s most accomplished talents.
Blockbuster is dead: The changing world of film and the end of the DVD
Will Dawson laments the announcement that Blockbuster is to close all its stores, and imagines a world without that staple of the film industry, the DVD.
Archive: Apocalypse Now (1979)
Jack Harding explains why Francis Ford Coppola’s film must be seen by all
Film copycats: The Hunger Games vs Battle Royale
In light of the huge popularity of the Hunger Games franchise, Natasha Raymond looks at a Japanese cult classic.
Archive: Magnolia (1999) is Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnum Opus
Magnolia allows its viewers get absorbed for several hours by some of the best acting, cinematography and writing from cinema’s recent history, says Daniel Flynn.
Archive: Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horrors
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horrors, is the unauthorized film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s gothic classic, Dracula.…
Friendly Scares: The Cosier Side to Halloween
Scares are inevitable at Halloween. But if you’re not a fan of the intense gore-fest…
Five Most Extreme Horror Films for a Hardcore Halloween
George Doel looks at Extreme Horror as part of The Edge’s Halloween series.
BluChristmas #45: Thor (2011)
Thor is an engaging superhero film that provides the basis for the further Avengers films.
The top 10 greatest zombie movies in the world ever
If we could be more hyperbolic about it we would.
Happy 90th birthday Disney; the most famous films in the world
Natasha Raymond celebrates Disney’s 90th birthday by trying to pinpoint just what makes the films so special.