We are now approaching the very end of Mad Men, but after six extraordinary seasons, what has season seven got left to give? Well, if the finale of season six is anything to go by, a lot.
Let’s remind ourselves where we left Don and the gang those ten long months ago, yes ten months! No wonder we’re all itching to get season seven circulating around our brains.
In Fear is a simple yet chilling Brit horror which stormed Sundance Film Festival last year. It echoes the uneasiness of cult classic, Eden Lake and The Blair Witch Project. It follows brand new couple, Tom and Lucy (Iain De Caestecker and Alice Englert) who are heading to meet friends in the Irish country side for a music festival. But Tom, being the rascal that he is, surprises Lucy by booking them into a hotel for the night to celebrate their two week anniversary… that’s right, two week anniversary. Tom really is the romantic.
IT’S BACK!!! After nine years it finally makes an explosive return, and Sin City – A Dame to Kill For is already looking to be one of the years biggest blockbusters. The trailer’s in, the movie still’s are in so lets her started!! I. AM. EXCITED!
Recently I wrote a review on HBO’s True Detective for a site I’ve started writing for (click her for the review). But it got me thinking. What was Nic Pizzolatto’s intention when writing this series? It’s obvious that True Detective isn’t just a simple detective show. Just like it’s predecessors, The Wire and The Sopranos, True Detective is a commentary on a much bigger global issue. But what?
SPOILER ALERT – Gravity is without a doubt one of the greatest pieces of cinema in history. If you like films, then watch it, don’t spoil it.
