In 1981 the amazing, jaw dropping and cult movie, Evil Dead starring the now legendary Bruce Campbell was released, 32 years after its release, the film gets a Hollywood remake/reboot. Now I do have to point out, I’m a fan of all the Evil Dead movies and a fan of Bruce … Continue reading
So the other day, I was reading through my emails and I had a brilliant one through from my friend about something from Universal Pictures that is right up my street when it comes to the world of movies and so I was gripped by what he was talking about. Blazing Minds My Lifetime … Continue reading
L.A. is one of the most filmed cities in the world. Even if you have never been to the city yourself, you will probably already feel like you know it well. There are many sides to L.A., and different movies have appeared over the years that provide a unique glimpse … Continue reading
Looking back over the last 12 months of the top rated films I’ve reviewed is going to be a tough one, mainly in picking out one film that I have enjoyed the most, I’ve reviewed nearly 90 films in 2012 with only seven of those getting top marks of 5 … Continue reading
Those of you with a keen eye looking at the categories here on Blazing Minds will have noticed the Film Friday category and those that have been reading the blog since it started over 4 years ago (wow time flies) will remember that I had a series posting about some … Continue reading
House At The End Of The Street Schlock For The Teens! Now to be honest I wasn’t overly sure about House at the End of the Street, from the trailer I was sure if it was going to be a horror, thriller or a bit of both, so it did intrigue me … Continue reading
While in his teenage years, Donny fathered a son, Todd, and raised him as a single parent up until Todd’s 18th birthday. Now, after not seeing each other for years, Todd’s world comes crashing down when Donny resurfaces just before Todd’s wedding. You can always be guaranteed for a good … Continue reading
It seems to be a time for Hollywood to watch out as on the 10th August new British thriller I Against I hits selected cinemas across the country, the gripping British thriller from Stray Dog Films is certainly going to be a movie that you have to see, you can … Continue reading
The history of cinema is a cavalcade of genres and tropes. Many of these reflect, although not exclusive to, the eras in which they were made. One such genre is Film Noir, which instantly brings to mind moody atmospheric outdoor lighting and shady interiors of the 1940s. Here are six … Continue reading
Jazz and film have a long intertwined existence. They contrast each other in that jazz is characterized by its often improvised execution as opposed to the drawn-out deliberate process of filmmaking. But film and prose have often borrowed from jazz’s free-spirited compositional approach through the work of poets such as … Continue reading
Jaws has come back to the big screen in all its digitally remastered glory, no 3D conversion, no playing around adding CGI scenes, just the original movie in crystal clear shark attacking masterpiece. Jaws – Film Review – We’re Going To Need A Bigger Boat! As a child, Jaws used … Continue reading
Some of you may have read several times here on my blog about my local cinema, The Apollo, which I have been supporting since its relaunch last September and I’ve become the official Apollo Rhyl film reviewer bringing you, the reader, some of the latest film reviews. Now some time back I … Continue reading
