The Inbetweeners Movie: an interview with stars Simon Bird, Blake Harrison, James Buckley and Joe Thomas

The adventures ofThe Inbetweenerslook like theyre coming to an end, asThe Inbetweeners Moviehits the big screen. We had a very small period of time, from when the film was conceived until now. It was just a simple case of finishing touches not having been made. Its just been a massive rush to have it done in time. Ad content continues below BH:But its ready now. Do you feel a certain degree of pressure, knowing youve got such an expectant fan base?...

August 17, 2011 · 3 min · 460 words · Allen Stevens

Top 10 games to put on your Christmas list

Wondering what games to spend your cash on this Christmas? Looking past that, which big incoming games should you be really excited about? And then, this week, something happened and suddenly those forums are singing a different song. Chuck in some spiffing use of 3D and new hanglider and underwater sections, and Im sold. Could this be the pinnacle of PS3 gaming? This time the whole city has become an asylum, and youre here to deliver the medicine....

August 17, 2011 · 2 min · 242 words · Frank Bell

Wrecked Blu-ray review

That its not very good probably didnt help its fortunes, either. Thats right, $4,600. Im a big fan of Brodys work. Here, I just feel sorry for him and not in the way I was meant to. Why has he been in a car crash? And why is there a dead guy in the back seat and bags of money in the trunk? Oh, the intrigue and mystery! I checked how much longer the film had to go three times and thats never a good sign....

August 17, 2011 · 1 min · 209 words · Robert Donaldson

Brendan Gleeson interview: The Guard, Don Cheadle, Crocodile Dundee and more

Positioned in front of Brendan Gleeson, as your intrepid interviewer entered the room, was a low table. So low, in fact, that said interviewer didnt notice it until his leg crashed into it. Just for good measure, he repeated the trick on the way out, too. Photos of the bruising are available on request. In better news, Brendan Gleeson was on fine form, and he had good reason to me....

August 16, 2011 · 4 min · 708 words · Laura Todd

The Silent House DVD review

An unremittingly tense horror, director Gustavo HernAndezs The Silent House is shot entirely in real time. Heres Phils DVD review… The story is a simple one. Being conscientious sorts, they decide to spend the night there before starting work early the next day. Film:Disc: you could rent or buyThe Silent HouseatBlockbuster.co.uk. Rating: 2 out of 5

August 16, 2011 · 1 min · 56 words · David Irwin

Looking back at In Bruges

Its a comedy, gangster picture, moody drama, and a masterpiece of filmmaking. Harry:What do you mean its not really his thing? Whats that supposed to mean? Its not really his thing. What the fuck is that supposed to mean? Ken:Nothing, Harry. Harry:Its a fairytale town, isnt it? Hows a fairytale town not somebodys fucking thing? In fairness to the marketing and advertising suits, however, how exactly wouldyoumarketIn Bruges? Where would you pigeonhole it?...

August 15, 2011 · 2 min · 322 words · Amy Gentry

Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes interview: director Rupert Wyatt and effects supervisor Dan Lemmon

Note: This interview was undertaken the day after the London riots. Its an interesting time for your film to be coming out. Rupert Wyatt:I think so. Hopefully, any films we do in the future will continue to explore more of that. Ad content continues below RW:No, Andy was the obvious choice. Very early on we decided to go with performance capture rather than live apes. RW:Yes, mainly because unlike the original films we were dealing with real apes....

August 11, 2011 · 2 min · 377 words · Christina King

Submarine DVD review

Richard Ayoades feature debut, Submarine, arrives on DVD. Hes not a bad boy without moral values hes just a teenager in love. Craig Roberts carries the film as the central character. He may be pretentious, but hes never dislikeable. Roberts performs with conviction, showing hes a talented actor with wonderful comic presence. Richard Ayoades film is beautifully shot, and he adopts a personal, warm style of filming. His script, based on the book by Joe Dunthorne, creates a world familiar to many of us....

August 11, 2011 · 1 min · 158 words · Dean Moody

Alan Tudyk interview: Tucker And Dale Vs Evil, Pixar, Firefly, Serenity, and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

Elsewhere, he memorably played Steve the Pirate inDodgeball(Steves gotta go drain the sea-monster! ), and has lent his vocal talents to animated features such asIce AgeandRango. What drew you to work onTucker And Dale Vs Evilin the first place? The script; just the idea. But he did, and thats exciting to me, something new and hard to pull off. Is it going to be the punch in of movie that honours the stakes of whats happening?...

August 10, 2011 · 3 min · 554 words · Teresa Salas

The 10 things gaming has taught us about the end of the world

Far from it, in fact. Gaming is preparing you for the terrifying rigours of the no doubt impending apocalypse. The latest such training gear,Ragefrom id Software, is on the horizon. Ad content continues below So, once the apocalypse does come, well know exactly who to blame. Bruce Willis might be involved And not just his voice either. A complete, digitized Bruce starred in the 1998 PlayStation title,Apocalypse. Willis played Trey Kincaid, and had to kill the four horsemen of the apocalypse....

August 10, 2011 · 2 min · 284 words · Glenda Hernandez

Matthew Crosby interview: the Edinburgh Fringe, Pappy’s, stand-up, and fried chicken restaurants

Pappys have blasted onto the comedy podcast scene with two different shows. How did they come about? We need someone else who can chivvy us along. Its nice to have someone who can help us out. Ad content continues below Your role in Pappys is as the authority figure. Is that quite a demanding role? I never really feel stressed on stage. The other thing people seem to think a lot is that Im genuinely angry....

August 9, 2011 · 5 min · 890 words · Michelle Russell

Is Steven Spielberg the best horror director of all time?

John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Sam Raimi, and even Peter Jackson are some examples. So why isnt Spielberg seen in the same light, as a horror director done good? An auteur in his field, he is the directors director. Horror, in its current incarnation, is cheap, streamlined, and gritty. Think about his body of work in the late 70s and early 80s. Each film is set or based around something very, very familiar....

August 8, 2011 · 3 min · 447 words · Ryan Medina

Doctor Who: a celebration of Peter Davison

The Fifth Doctor, for the first time, was a deliberate reaction against his predecessor. An explorer with no other agenda than just wandering around looking for things that intrigued him. This got him a permanent job as script editor, having performed the role partially uncredited after Bidmead left. Saward had an idea for the direction of the show that required the character of the Doctor to change. The universe according to Eric was a more cynical place, where the Doctors idealism became misplaced....

August 3, 2011 · 2 min · 321 words · Emily Campbell