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Dark Shadows - Johnny Depp

Review: Dark Shadows

REVIEW: Beware! It’s that Burton film!

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Lockout

Review: Lockout

A sci-fi retread is filled with popcorn action and a capable cast, but almost all other elements were left in stasis. To the mainstream world, actor Guy Pearce seemed

Hard Rock Zombies

80s Bits: Hard Rock Zombies

Welcome back to 80s Bits, the weekly column in which we explore the best and worst of the Decade of Shame. With guest writers, hidden gems and more, it’s

Contraband - Mark Wahlberg

Review: Contraband

Hollywood smuggles another Nordic remake over the border, but the condom carrying the script might have burst somewhere in transit. Óskar Jónasson's Reykjavik-Rotterdam won a slew of prizes at

A Few Best Men

Review: A Few Best Men

When things go wrong at a wedding, it sometimes takes more than a British screenwriter and an AFI-nominated director to save it, as the  latest chaotic comedy from

The Darkest Hour (2011) - Emile Hirsch - Fox

Review: The Darkest Hour

An intriguing sci-fi concept with terrific potential gets wasted, then forgotten completely, amidst a sea of bad dialogue and run-of-the-mill special effects. Director Chris Gorak has worked as an

JACK AND JILL

Review: Jack and Jill

Regular Adam Sandler coordinator and two-time Razzie Award nominee Dennis Dugan has a lot to answer for, with I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, Grown Ups and You

The Allnighter (1987) - Susanna Hoffs

80s Bits: The Allnighter

Welcome back to 80s Bits, the weekly column in which we explore the best and worst of the Decade of Shame. With guest writers, hidden gems and more, it's

Shark Night 3D

Review: Shark Night 3D

Make no mistake: David R. Ellis' name will go down in the history of cinema. The former stuntman showed an early affinity for animals with Homeward Bound 2: Lost

What's Your Number?

Review: What’s Your Number?

'Romantic comedy' has become a bit of a misleading label of late, with the romance being synonymous with foreplay as the focal point of the story. Gone are

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