POSTED ON: October 18, 2019
FILED UNDER: Film, Review
TAGS: Film Review, The Joker
By Oliver Johnson
What were your initial thoughts on Joker as you walked out of the cinema? Sorcha: My initial thoughts were: ‘Wow! Well that was some amazing acting wasn’t it?’ My eyes were transfixed to the screen throughout the whole film, and I absolutely loved lear …
MOREPOSTED ON: May 10, 2019
FILED UNDER: Film, Fun Stuff, News
TAGS: Audio Recording, Avengers, Avengers Endgame, Film Review, Hodderscape Reviews
By Maddy Marshall
The Hodderscape Team are back with another audio review, and this time we’re discussing the highly anticipated film, Avengers: Endgame. WARNING: THIS POST AND RECORDING CONTAINS SPOILERS! In our audio review, Avengers fans Cameron, Sam, Thorne and Madd …
MOREPOSTED ON: March 31, 2017
FILED UNDER: Books, Film, Friday Favourites
TAGS: Fantasy, Film, Film Review, Friday Favourites, Horror, Science Fiction
Books, Film, Friday Favourites
By Hodderscape Team
This month we’ve returned to a favourite fantasy series, been unexpectedly wowed by a Marvel franchise, and seen horror in a new light. Here are the best things the team has read and watched in March.
MOREPOSTED ON: March 1, 2017
FILED UNDER: Fun Stuff, Review
TAGS: Film Review, bruce willis, luc besson, milla jovovich, not a guilty pleasure, the fifth element
By Aimee
Despite lots of confusing and dire messaging, our love for this film is deeply-held.
MOREPOSTED ON: March 23, 2016
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Film Review
By Fleur Clarke
I’m not scared of witches. I don’t fear what lurks in the woods. I don’t worry about the Devil leading me astray and corrupting my immortal soul. The horror films that have scared me most have been ones like It Follows and The Ring, films very much located in everyday life, as I know it. Films that have me jumping when the phone rings, or looking over my shoulder as I walk home.
MOREPOSTED ON: June 15, 2015
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Dinosaurs, Film Review
By Sharan Matharu
Jurassic World was everything I could have wanted and more. Not to say that it was perfect, but it was pretty close. When I first heard there was going to be a fourth movie in the Jurassic Park universe I thought that it couldn’t possibly get any worse, the third film well and truly killed my hopes for the movies. But I also knew that nothing could keep me from going to see this film – literally, nothing.
MOREPOSTED ON: March 3, 2015
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Film Review, Horror
By Fleur Clarke
Any horror fan knows that having sex in a horror film usually leads to bad things.
MOREPOSTED ON: February 16, 2015
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Film Review, Space
By Anne Perry
The day after I saw Jupiter Ascending, my husband asked me whether it was good or bad. I had to think about it a bit before answering.
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POSTED ON: January 20, 2015
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Film Review
By Naomi Berwin
After months of intense anticipation, last week I saw Into the Woods – at the Impact screen at the Leicester Square Empire, no less (tip: sit at the back, and beware if you’re prone to migraines – the screen is HUGE and the whole experience is pretty intense!). I should start by saying that, yes, Into the Woods is a musical. There’s a lot of singing in it, so if you’re anti-musicals, this probably isn’t the film for you. I, however, am a massive fan, and particularly of Stephen Sondheim, which means that not only was I seriously excited about the prospect of the film adaptation, I was also wary of what they would have done with it, and ready to be very critical.
MOREPOSTED ON: November 26, 2014
FILED UNDER: Film
TAGS: Film Review, Vampires
By Fleur Clarke
The premise of What We Do In The Shadows and the jokes it spawns are fairly simple: a documentary crew is invited to film the day-to-day lives of four vampire flatmates. Ranging from 8,000 years old to a sprightly 183, these vampires span the undead spectrum from Nosferatu ghoul to 18th century dandy. They’re all a bit past their sell-by-date and the mockumentary opens with a flat meeting where they squabble about whose turn it is to clean the ‘bloody dishes’.
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