On Monday John Bishop’s Rollercoaster tour DVD hits the shelves. For the first time breaking from his tradition of recording his DVDs in hometown Liverpool, Rollercoaster was filmed at Manchester Arena in front of an audience of 30,000 during a tour of packed out gigs in which John has performed for over 400,000 fans, and [...]
On the surface this adaptation of the classic TV series might seem more suited to Halloween, it’s easy going light-hearted nature lends itself to the Sunday Afternoon Movie but there is something inherently festive about The Addams Family. This might have something to do with the opening scene of the movie shows a bunch unfortunate [...]
No sooner does the trailer for World War Z arrive we have another zombie themed movie in the offering, this time on a smaller scale with zom-com-rom Warm Bodies. A zombie plague is infecting the globe and R (Nicolas Hoult) and M (Rob Corddry) are just two mindless zombies shuffling through their undead lives, after [...]
At the very start of this BBC documentary series, the scale of the task ahead is immediately laid-out by our titular presenter: cover the 70,000 years of human history, from our first ancestors right up to the modern-day. The tone is also very much set by the use of a peculiar dramatisation, which sees South [...]
A few months ago a watched the steaming turd of a movie Jingle All The Way as part of the Christmas Movie Challenge, despite being utterly awful in every sense of the word there’s something hypnotically beautiful about Arnie’s career low performance. It seems I’m not alone in my love/hate for this festive dud, and [...]
