Why Huppert goes where others won’t
Posted by Horror Movies News on August 6, 2016ISABELLE Huppert is the acting world's equivalent of an extreme athlete. She shines in the sort of dark places most people don't even dare to venture.
ISABELLE Huppert is the acting world's equivalent of an extreme athlete. She shines in the sort of dark places most people don't even dare to venture.
If you're a fan of horror and cult film history - which, if you're on this site, you likely are - and if you have children, you'll no doubt be thrilled to learn of the existence of Kids Vs. Monsters , the directorial debut of producer Sultan Saeed Al Darmaki and starring none other than genre heavyweights Malcolm McDowell and Lance Henriksen .
OMID DJALILI is taking his new show Schmuck For A Night on a 108-date UK tour calling at Bradford and Leeds. The Daily Telegraph said Omid was one of the most joyfully smart, stimulating and entertaining comedians in the UK, while Metro said he was confident, engaging and thoughtful.
Winona Ryder on the set of "Stranger Things" with show creators, twin brothers Matt and Ross Duffer. Photo courtesy of Netflix On Netflix's supernatural mystery "Stranger Things," there is a character named Eleven, or El, for short.
"Burt Reynolds Mystery Marathon." A free screening of "The Bandit," the excellent documentary about the friendship between 70s icon Burt Reynolds and Hal Needham, the greatest stunt man of all time.
Actress Vanessa Redgrave takes on the plight of unaccompanied children stuck in the Calais 'Jungle' camp by delivering a letter to Downing Street urging Prime Minister Theresa May to take immediate action. Jane Witherspoon reports.
Hell has come to earth as Starz gives a sneak peek of the character Baal, played by Joel Tobeck who appears in season two of the series. When Baal is released from the underworld, our team will face an enemy more powerful then then any that have come before.
This Halloween weekend the creative team of Aaron Washington and Keith Eisenstadt will be providing audiences with a different style of haunting. On the evening of Saturday October 29th and afternoon of Sunday October 30th, Washington and Eisenstadt will present 'Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe'.
He has provided the internet with endless joy and acted himself in to cult history, and now one Bristol pair are attempting to watch and review every Nicolas Cage film ever made. Starting from the first Cage film released - Fast Times at Ridgemont High - friends Sam Grist and Tom Reed have pledged to take hours out of their schedules each week to watch all of the legendary actor's works in chronological order.