Tom Hardy delights in the film Locke, out now on DVD and Blu Ray. Telling the tale of a man caught in a web of lies, deceits and phone calls as he drives home, the claustrophobia and tension amount as he is confined to the four doors of his car . Setting the film in the same place, Locke amounts the thrills in this unnerving movie. However, what other films have succeeded at placing the drama in one place? Let's have a look ;
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Tom Hardy delights in the film Locke, out now on DVD and Blu Ray. Telling the tale of a man caught in a web of lies, deceits and phone calls as he drives home, the claustrophobia and tension amount as he is confined to the four doors of his car . Setting the film in the same place, Locke amounts the thrills in this unnerving movie. However, what other films have succeeded at placing the drama in one place? Let's have a look ; by Cookie N Screen If you are anything like me, when you watch a film you long to be in it. You long to live as one of the characters and inhabit the creations that visionary film-makers have made. Even if it is a horror or a thriller, there is something about the cinematic world that makes you want to sink into it. It’s a yearning and obsession and luckily we have Secret Cinema to appease us. The stellar company, as part of Future Cinema, are dedicated to giving their customers and audiences the best immersive experience. Recreating the sets and performing scenes from the film, Secret Cinema has become an iconic regular film event. The team are Past films have been included The Shawshank Redemption where they replicated a prison and The Grand Budapest Hotel where, well, you get the gist with that one. by Melissa Haggar It’s been said before; if you’re lucky (or unlucky) there are certain roles that you will undertake as an actor that will define your career for the foreseeable future (and possibly the rest of your life). Many actors will be known for particular films they have starred in, which will often loom over them for better or for worse, and when it comes to typecasting, these roles can be difficult to break out of. by Alli Kett Into The Storm is a disaster film and all that entails. There, I've said it. A popcorn chomping, soft-drink guzzling action piece designed to be seen on the big screen. The film is brought to you by Steven Quale, the director and some of his team from Final Destination 5 (2011), arguably the weakest film in that franchise. However, by, golly-gosh, Final Destination teams tend to know about special effects via grizzly deaths and the special effects here are top-notch. Quale is also well known for some outstanding second unit work on James Cameron blockbuster films, Titanic (1997) and Avatar (2007), so he knows how to make a big film. by Cookie N Screen The film industry is so lucrative right now. There is such an investment in the talents and upcoming creatives that the passion is encouraging new generations of film makers to get on board the Hollywood train. However, even with coveted filmmaking degress, courses and training programmes, it may be more difficult to quick start your career. Networking and getting your name out there are just as equally tricky as finding the technical side. After all, how exactly do you know that you are heading in the right direction? Well, thanks to this brand new site, IndieBoogie, you can find have an added boost to your career. This online programme is not only just a network for emerging artists to find others and increase the amount of names in their circles. It is also a great site where you can have your script proof read, your ideas developed and many more features that will help you do what you need to do to succeed. There are also ways to aid you in working out expenses and developing the often forgotten business side of your filmmaking flare (see, there is a lot more to do rather than just filming your script). Find jobs, find friends and find your network with IndieBoogie, visit them here. by IWG Staff Group Horror. Wow. The chills just spilled down our next the moment you mentioned it. The blood in the moonlight shining as the spirits dwell on your mind. Suspicious entities wondering around a darkened town and the monsters of our childhood become as real as the mist of breath as you cry for help....help. What better way to introduce Frightfest 2014 then, a film festival that makes sure you'll never sleep again, by telling you our favourite horror movies! |
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