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Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio – Review

There have been at least twenty four cinematic adaptations of Pinocchio, Carlo Collodi’s story of the wooden boy brought to life. Three of these appeared in 2022 alone. Surely, there cannot be any mo...
Nightmare Alley

Nightmare Alley (2022) – Review

Neo-noir, so often, can be style over substance. Sumptuous to look at but severely lacking in authentic characters and narrative arcs. So, has “master of the spectacle” Guillermo del Toro succeeded i...

Asher

One of the early highlights of the 2018 Sitges Film Festival was the world premiere screening of Ron Perlman’s new film Asher. The man himself was in attendance to receive an award from the festival ...

Moonwalkers

Moonwalkers taps into the ongoing love of a good conspiracy theory. One of the more populist ones out there surrounds the US is working to get a man on the moon. For many this never happened and was ...

Pacific Rim – WonderCon Footage

Remember all those Godzilla films you loved growing up? Guillermo del Toro is giving the giant battling monsters genre a post Transformers 21st Century upgrade with Pacific Rim. Although the new trai...

Drive – Review

Who’s gonna drive you home? Having missed seeing Drive at the cinema in 2011, I finally caught up with it this week on Blu Ray. Topping a few best of year lists and gaining a lot of love online...