Having just exited the very posh cinema screen showing the sequel to Blade Runner, starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, did this make me want to do a runner? There will be another video discussing the story etc posted soon…
Continue reading →Aside from a lack of contact over September, except for pictures of the front room being redone and a couple of livestreams last week, I’ve still not gotten around to doing the mini-mehs yet, of which a great many of … Continue reading →
I’m back baby! It’s the first Aftermath video in some time and this time, I give you my thoughts on Kingsmen: The Golden Circle, the sequel to the utterly brilliant Kingsmen: The Secret Service. Starring Colin Firth, Mark Strong and … Continue reading →
Recorded rather badly, this Q&A with Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero before the Best F(r)iends screening was so entertaining itself that I had to start capturing it. This folks is only a small amount of what you missed out on. … Continue reading →
It’s true, it’s really true. Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero of the infamous bad film, The Room, is back. In this brand new movie, can lightening strike twice and send us all down a dark, twisted and hilariously bad hole? … Continue reading →
Hello there campers, as you may or may not know, I’m going to be busy through most of September doing various naughty things involving paint and trips to IKEA. Because I’m middle-aged basically. Dear god, I will be turning 35 … Continue reading →
In the second of this week’s random preview screenings, I watch the frankly baffling and wtf that is American Made. Starring Tom Cruise as Barry Seal, it shows how a pilot goes to be embroiled in drugs, guns and money … Continue reading →
Another Aftermath video, and this time from the UK premiere of Logan Lucky, starring Channing Tatum and Adam Driver along with Daniel Craig as a prisoner / bomb expert. It’s a heist film but did it steal my attention or … Continue reading →
Thankfully, for this latest mini meh about another cinematic event, we leave behind the 1940s now and head to another period of history, the end of the 1980s and Germany. Atomic Blonde is a comic book adaptation of “The Coldest … Continue reading →
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