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West Craven's Scream

20/12/2016

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"What's your favorite scary movie?"

Directed by:

Wes Craven

Written by:

Kevin Williamson

Cast:

Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott
Skeet Ulrich as Billy Loomis
Matthew Lillard as Stu
Rose McGowan as Tatum
Courtney Cox as Gale Weathers
David Arquette as Deputy Dewey
Roger Jackson as Ghostface voice
Drew Barrymore as Casey
Jamie Kennedy as Randy

Length:

approx. 111 min

Genre:

Horror

We all know the 90s was a decade of awesomeness for all the most important aspects of life: video-games (the original PlayStation and Tekken came out), fashion (I’ve got one word for you: chokers), music (where do I even start?!), cartoons (Batman, South Park and Daria anyone?), TV (back when MTV was an actual MUSIC channel!) and of course the many magnificent movies.

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Beartooth @ London's O2 Shepherds Bush, 8th of December 2016

16/12/2016

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"...the atmosphere was like something I haven’t felt in years in a gig, Beartooth gave everything they had to us in the crowd and it made the night even more memorable."

Venue:

O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London

Date:

8th December 2016

Live Acts:

Trash Boat
Vanna
Beartooth

Beartooth won me over as a fan back in June when I covered their 2nd full length album Aggressive, which I enjoyed so much I booked tickets to their show at the O2 in Shepherds Bush the second they went on sale around the same time.

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Gareth Edwards' Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

16/12/2016

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Disclaimers:
*I am a Star Wars fanatic.
**I’ve tried my hardest to remain spoiler free, but I am only a non-Force using human so something may have slipped in.

Director:

Gareth Edwards

Writers:

Chris Weitz
Tony Gilroy
John Knoll
Gary Whitta

Cast:

Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso
Diego Luna as Cassian Andor
Ben Mendelsohn as Director Orson Krennic
Donnie Yen as Chrrut Îmwe
Alan Tudyk as K-2SO
Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera

Length:

approx. 134 min

Genre:

Epic Space Opera

The 16th of December has finally come for us Star Wars fan across the globe, the first of the anthology stand alone films has been released. I had the good idea to have pre-booked my midnight screening tics the second they went on sale so it couldn’t be spoiled for me.

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Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals

7/12/2016

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Ford follows up with an ambitious multilayered Thriller.

Directed and Directed by:

Tom Ford

Inspired by the novel:

Tony and Susan by Austin Wright

Cast:

Amy Adams as Susan Morrow
Jake Gyllenhaal as Edward Sheffield/ Tony Hastings
Laura Linney as Anne Sutton
Isla Fisher as Laura Hastings
Michael Shannon as Detective Bobby Andes

Length:

approx. 116 min

Genre:

Neo-Noir Psychological Thriller

I have to begin by stating that the visuals in the opening credits are uniquely symbolic, yet at the same time so obscene that I kid you not, 10% of the auditorium did not make it through the opening credits. And I should warn: if you’re the type of viewer that starts munching as soon as the credits start rolling, you’re ability to hold your food down may be tested. And while that alone may stir your curiosity, what follows after is a tense story that unravels through present and past events which are re-channeled through a cruel fiction of love and crime.

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West Craven's Scream

"What's your favorite scary movie?"

​Beartooth @ London's O2 Shepherds Bush, 8th of December 2016

"...the atmosphere was like something I haven’t felt in years in a gig, Beartooth gave everything they had to us in the crowd and it made the night even more memorable."

Gareth Edwards' Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Disclaimers:*I am a Star Wars fanatic.**I’ve tried my hardest to remain spoiler free, but I am only a non-Force using human so something may have slipped in.

Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals

Ford follows up with an ambitious multilayered Thriller.

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Beartooth @ London's O2 Shepherds Bush, 8th of December 2016

Disclaimers:
*I am a Star Wars fanatic.
**I’ve tried my hardest to remain spoiler free, but I am only a non-Force using human so something may have slipped in.