By Jean-Claude Van Damme was the last of the Cannon action superstars when he emerged at the end of the ’80s. After round house kicking the popcorn buckets out of the hands of theater goers in Bloodsport, Cyborg and Kickboxer, Van Damme wasn’t going to vanish when Golan and Globus split
New Movie California Schemin Drops Official Trailer
This is the incredible, almost unbelievable true story at the heart of California Schemin, and with the release of the new official trailer, we are finally getting a proper look at what promises to be one of the most vibrant British films of the year. The film serves as the
Film Podcast: The Films of Margot Robbie
In the ever-expanding universe of the UK Film Review Podcast, we are constantly seeking out the voices that define modern cinema. This particularly insightful instalment of “The Films Of”, presented by my esteemed colleagues Callum Ewing and James Leroyd, marks a significant milestone for the show as they pivot from
88 Films has titles from Hong Kong and Japan for March
88 Films is giving us a classic from Hong Kong cinema and two Japanese films by director Mika Ninagawa. Pictures of a Nymph is a tale of Taoists dealing with demons and spirits. What happens when one finds himself falling for a spirit? He must hide their love inside a painting.
Adventure Calls! Karl May at CCC collects West German Westerns in April
Most of the talk when it comes to Westerns made in Europe focuses on Italian productions shot in Spain. Turns out that the were other countries eager to make their own tales of the Wild West including West Germany. CCC studios were able to bring the characters of German author
