Editorial

I remember saying of 'Almost Famous,' a few years ago that Cameron Crowe, who based the film on his own experience as a Rolling Stone journalist touring with bands like 'Led Zeppelin', and 'The Allman Brothers Band', that he was luckiest son-of-a-b*tch kid of all-time.

Original movie slasher, Michael Myers will be looking to stalk babysitter Laurie Strode once more this year when the latest movie in the Halloween franchise hits theaters on October 19th. It will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 1978 classic by revitalising the Myers/Strode narrative once more.

Here's a media diary from a guy you probably don't know. Enjoy!

Star Wars is one of the most successful franchises in cinema history. Not only because of its unique story but also because of its unique characters. The characters of Star Wars are some of the most recognizable characters in the world. For as many great characters that the franchise has, …

In my last editorial I discussed some of cinema's best movie introductions, stating the importance of why a movie should rope you in and keep you firmly fixed in your seat. But endings are equally important!

Why "if you watched it years ago, you'll watch it now, right? RRRR-IGHT?" Will not work!

Right off the bat: this is not a review of the film, but if I had to keep it short I would have to give I, Tonya a solid 5/5. Go see it, but if you want to understand why you should see it, read this. “They want someone to …