Joe Manganiello on Rampage and being a nerd in a giant’s body
Dominic Corry sat down with Manganiello in Los Angeles recently to discuss Rampage – and found out he wrote a D&D script?!
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Flicks talks to the stars of Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
Dominic Corry recently got to speak to Jamie Bell, Annette Bening and Peter Turner himself in Los Angeles.
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Review: Fans Should be More Than Satisfied by ‘Pitch Perfect 3’
Once again this sequel is driven forward by the considerable charm of its principal cast and their irresistible musical mash-ups.
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Review: There is Fun to be Had in ‘The Greatest Showman’
Many of the set-pieces have considerable energy and entertainment value in the moment, but the overall experience fails to leave much of a…
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‘The Last Jedi’ Review: Most Unpredictable ‘Star Wars’ Film in 37 Years
Star Wars fans old and new are guaranteed to have an absolute blast.
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Review: ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Benefits From Winning Lead Performances
A breezy, funny film about serious subject matter, Battle of the Sexes benefits from some winning lead performances and the admirably light…
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Interview: The Inimitable David Lynch on new ‘Twin Peaks’
Asking David Lynch questions is a lot like staring into an abyss. Although Lynch is considerably more verbose than your average abyss, the…
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Review: ‘Snatched’ is Reminiscent of Forgotten ’80s Comedies
This light mother/daughter action comedy, arriving just in time to miss Mother’s Day, is rendered palatable by the charm of its two…
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Review: Nostalgia Overshadows Storytelling in ‘Rules Don’t Apply’
Warren Beatty’s first directorial project since 1998’s underrated and subsequently re-assessed Bulworth is a strangely…
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Review: ‘A Cure for Wellness’ Offers a Heaping Pile of Horror Insanity
In struggling to come up with the best way to describe Gore Verbinski’s bold new gothic horror, the term I kept returning to was…
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Review: All Hail ‘Kong: Skull Island’
A surfeit of cool ideas propels this grand adventure forward, even if they don’t ever all quite gel into something with a larger…
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Review: ‘Rings’ Dooms Itself
Gore Verbinski’s 2002 remake of the J-horror hit The Ring is one of the best American horror films ever made. Hideo Nakata, who…
