Terror visions in Leicester Square. Yes, it’s the world’s premier horror festival…Read More
FrightFest 2008
Find out how you can attend an exclusive screening of Rocknrolla!
To celebrate the release of Rocknrolla, Warner Bros Pictures, MySpace and Future Cinema have come together to bring Rocknrolla to life with a special screening of the film, introduced by Guy Ritchie and some of the cast in a secret London location...Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 6: David Lynch and Scarface
The Summer Screen season was tailor-made for David Lynch - after all, there's something inherently odd about sitting on a blanket-covered cobbled floor to watch a big-screen flick, a sensation that's further enhanced by being there to pay tribute to the King Of Weird himself....Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 5 – Singin’ In The Rain
The resounding highlight of the Summer Screenings thus far, Gene Kelly’s 1952 musical about the coming of sound in Hollywood brought the house down last night...Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 4 – Dr Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb
It’s been a long time since the cry of “Mein Fuhrer!” has echoed through a national monument, let alone one on the bank of the Thames...Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 3 - Fellini's 8½
Another night, another film, another sell-out. Six flicks into its run of 10, the Film4 Summer Screen unspooled Federico Fellini’s miasmic 1963 classic 8 1/2 and packed in as many punters as it did for HellBoy II. Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 2 – O Brother, Where Art Thou?
We blame the Soggy Bottom Boys. The defining characteristic of preparation for the Sunday night outdoor screening at the majestically huge Somerset House enclave was extreme weather survival...Read More
Somerset House Summer Screenings Blog: Volume 1 – Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Eyes were nervously cast to the skies as film fans huddled together in Somerset House’s open-air courtyard. A few spots of rain had fallen. But really, no one cared. Read More
The Edinburgh International Film Festival Blog: Volume Four: The Final Chowdown
Our last day in Edinburgh is spent in the company of Shane Meadows, Tilda Swinton, Sir Sean Connery and a handful of Michael Powell Award judges. Not at the same time, mind you.Read More
The Edinburgh International Film Festival Blog: Volume Three: The Summer of Bush
But first, let’s talk politics. We thought W would probably be this winter’s weirdest flick from what we’ve already seen, but now we’ve talked to supporting star Ritter, we’re sure. Read More
The Edinburgh International Film Festival Blog: Volume Two: Patti Smith, Good Dick and British Sea Power
Day two in Edinburgh is all about the rock and roll. Well, almost.Read More
The Edinburgh International Film Festival Blog: Volume One: The Curse Of British Rail
It's our first day in Edinburgh and we’ve already had an adventure.Read More
Meeting Guillermo del Toro...
Guillermo del Toro is a likeable man. So likeable that even though Total Film had to get up at 7.00am to make it to the Soho Hotel to watch an exclusive ten minutes of Hellboy II footage at 8.30am, we didn’t mind.Read More
Synewotsit, New York - First Review
Charlie Kaufman is back. But before that, a little bit of news about meat.Read More



