Starring in another spy movie so soon after ending the Mission: Impossible franchise could be seen as a big risk for Tom Cruise, but then again, risk is his middle name. It isn’t actually his middle name. His middle name is actually Cruise, and his surname is really Mapother IV,
Retro Review: DRAGONSLAYER (1981)
Dragonslayer makes a person jump up and say, “Yas, slay, queen!” It’s style remains visually distinct even now. The movie’s epitomous creature, Vermithrax Pejorative, is still referred to as the best dragon on film to this day. Dragonslayer hit the screen in 1981 as a co-production between Paramount and Walt
TINTIN Sequel Finally Moving
It has only taken fifteen years, but it seems there is finally movement on a sequel to The Adventures Of Tintin. The only notable thing to have come out of Belgium since chocolate and colonial barbarity, Tintin maintains an inexplicably lofty position in popular culture. Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg
Teaser: THE HAWK
What is it about golf as a drama that makes it strangely, hypnotically watchable, while at the same time lending itself so well to movies and TV shows? The recent Stick on Apple TV+ was rather wonderful, and Happy Gilmore remains hilarious, with Happy Gilmore 2 being way better than
Review: FACES OF DEATH
The original Faces of Death is a cult classic, in the UK known as a ‘video nasty’. One of those movies someone had on VHS, and you would watch as a kid when you really shouldn’t. I was late to the party on the movie, and only saw it in