Review: The Crazies

Welcome to small town Iowa, where everyone owns a farm, the police wear jeans, there are cornfields aplenty, and baseball games are rudely interrupted by maniacal hillbillies wielding shotguns. Oh, and it's probably best to take your own water, too.

Sex And The City 2 movie trailer

Here is a trailer for Sex And The City 2. Don't ask me why, I honestly don't know.

The Crazies trailer is Olyphantastic

Remember zombies? They used to be cool before vampires and werewolves became fashionable. They're still pottering around in this remake of one of George Romero's non-Dead movies. Braaiiins? Move along.

Review: Zombieland

By now, every good movie nerd knows that it's not easy to strike the perfect balance between humour and horror, and the list of films that do it well is depressingly short. Well, now you can add Zombieland to the list.

Night Of The Living Dead gets 3D remake and origin story

They're coming to remake you, Barbara!

Review: Diary Of The Dead

Zombie films by George A Romero seem to be taking on a bus-like quality. After two decades of waiting for a follow-up to the flawed and rotting diamond that was Day of the Dead, we get a brace of follow up films in almost as many years. The first of those, Land of the Dead, was a crushing disappointment to many fans, mainly, due...

Review: Grindhouse

If you’re looking for proof that America is a nation dangerously low on brain cells, then don’t look to their president, their love of NASCAR or the success of Two And A Half Men – look at the cinema-going public and their increasingly erratic choices. In April last year, cinema patrons spectacularly failed to recognise a great ...

Review: I Am Legend

There are two Will Smiths in this world. One is an actor of surprising depth and ability; he makes films like Six Degrees Of Separation, Ali and The Pursuit of Happyness. The other is The Fresh Prince of Bel Air; he makes films like Bad Boys, Independence Day, Men in Black and any other number of wise-cracking action hero eyewip...

Review: Planet Terror

Robert Rodriguez’s half of the summer’s biggest sensation finally hops into UK cinemas, left choking on the exhaust of Death Proof and hoping the dust of the Grindhouse debacle has well and truly settled. Still, if you’re willing to overlook the ‘two movies for the price of two’ screwjob, then you’ll have no doubt enjoyed Tarant...

Review: 28 Weeks Later

With the original writer and director team, Alex Garland, and Danny Boyle, otherwise occupied with Sunshine, and breakout stars Cillian Murphy and Naomie Harris tied up with Batman and Jack Sparrow respectively, one could be forgiven for being rather pessimistic about this sequel to 2002’s surprise hit 28 Days Later. Intacto ...