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Quentin Tarantino is something of an enigma. One of the most loved and inimitable film makers working in film, he’s always said he would make 10 films and then hang up his directing boots. He’s made 9, and his 10th was seemingly on the horizon until fairly recently, but he’s since scrapped those plans and gone back to the drawing board. He has however, finally release...
There are several things that spring to mind when one thinks of film noir: Fedora-wearing private eyes, conniving femme fatales, hardboiled voiceovers, shadowy alleyways, extended flashbacks, and that palpable sense of doom hanging in the air. But if this genre (or is it a genre?) has survived more than fifty years past its supposed expiration date, it’s because it ke...
As far as the crux of a plot goes, there’s always one thing that drives a narrative like no other, revenge. The list of films dealing in this type of stripped back narrative is numerous, and some of them are good at hiding behind other types of genres; and yet at their core, there’s nothing more to it than a good old-fashioned helping of pure revenge.
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No writer was better met the streaming boom than Stephen King. King remains extremely prolific, firing off novels and stories as well as being active on social media. If this wasn’t already enough, King typically works in genres with broad appeal: horror, obviously, but also sci-fi, thriller, and melodrama, and any number of poignant tales punctuated by weird shit mon...
The period immediately following the Second World War was a hugely important stretch of film making for British cinema. Following the wreckage that the war had left in its wake, British cinema not only survived but thrived in the late 1940’s and into the 1950’s, with many still claiming it to be the Golden Age of British cinema.
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