Saying that ‘making movies is hard’ is an incredible understatement, yet the finished product is not meant to showcase that. You’re supposed to immerse yourself in the story, not think how hard it was for the actor or director to achieve a given scene. But of course, we do wonder.
15 Movie Plot Holes Nobody Actually Cares About
Movies are full of tiny inconsistencies, overlooked details, and plot holes that purists love to point out. Yet, some of these gaps barely affect the audience’s enjoyment. Whether it’s a convenient coincidence, a character’s improbable survival, or a sudden shift in logic, these moments are often forgiven because the story,
Something For The Weekend
In the UK, it’s Easter Weekend. This is when we remember how Jesus beat up the Easter bunny and hid all of its chocolate eggs. Whatever happened, we’re thankful we have a 4-day weekend over here. That means movies, a lot of movies! So, as always, the Last Movie Outpost
Indie Trailer: TOUCH ME
Another indie original for you. In the header of the email, it said Touch Me was ‘psychosexual horror-comedy’. That’s an expression we don’t get very often. OK, so that’s, umm, something. Touch Me stars Olivia Taylor Dudley, Lou Taylor Pucci, Jordan Gavaris, Marlene Forte, Paget Brewster, Ashley Lauren Need, and JJ
Blu-ray Review: Year of the Rabbit
Matt Berry has been the most influential actor of the 21st Century. At first he was a notable supporting actor in Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace, The Mighty Boosh and Man To Man with Dean Learner. He then teamed up with Rich Fulcher for the brilliantly bizarre Snuff Box. He completely struck