Church officials defend cathedral being used to film movie about Nazi demon

Church officials have been forced to address 'concerns' after allowing a cathedral to be used to film HELLBOY - a movie about a demon summoned by the Nazis. Filming has been taking place at Wells Cathedral in Somerset - with reports suggesting it was Dr Who or Fantastic Beasts 2. But it has now emerged a production company was making sections of 'Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen'. Archive photo of Wells Cathedral.  Set during the Second World War the...

Interview with dating expert and author Rex Wood

Author Rex Wood has been a regular on the dating scene for over a decade. In that time, the 30-year-old banker, based in London, has been on more than 500 dates, and has slept with over 100 women. To polish his playboy performance, Wood has assiduously kept a ‘sex spreadsheet’ that records the first names, dates and location of every erotic encounter he’s had — as well as details about what was going through his mind from the point of...

Wonder Woman – Exclusive Clip – Patty’s Vision

Check out our exclusive clip showing Director Patty Jenkins' vision for Wonder Woman to celebrate the upcoming digital and dvd release of this year's superhero blockbuster! Experience the wonder when Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment’s “WONDER WOMAN” arrives onto 4K UHD, Blu-ray™ 3D, Blu-ray™, DVD and Digital Download. Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores...

Film Review: Almost Heaven (2017)

By Wyndham Hacket Pain  Such are the difficulties faced by young people in China jobs can be very hard to find and there has been a trend for them to seek employment within funeral homes. This strange happening was spotted by director Carol Salter and is the subject matter of her debut feature Almost Heaven. It is at one of these homes that we meet Ying Ling, a 17 year old girl who is training to be a mortician. It is...

5 great films about Christianity

By Sam Inglis Among the new releases this Friday is The Case For Christ, a biopic of Christian writer Lee Strobel. Like other films from US studio Pureflix, it's made to preach to the choir, with Christian audiences specifically in mind. I'm not the audience for this (though I would recommend the episode of the God Awful Movies podcast on it), but there have been many great and fascinating films made that, from a variety of angles, take Christianity as their...

Harry Dean Stanton, star of Twin Peaks, Paris, Texas & many other cult classics dies aged 91

Harry Dean Stanton, the gaunt actor of many cult films and TV shows including Paris Texas, Cool Hand Luke, Repo Man and Twin Peaks has died aged 91. Born in Irvine, Kentucky on 14 July 1926, son of a tobacco farmer and hairdresser, he grew up in a musical family. He could sing and play country songs on guitar. "I had to decide if I wanted to be a singer or an actor. I was always singing. I thought if...

Real-life Saving Private Ryan… four brothers who went to war 100 years ago

The story has emerged of the real-life Saving Private Ryan - four brothers who went to war 100 years ago and only ONE. came home. Privates William, George, Ernest and Harry Rea all went to the front line of the Great War - but only Harry survived. William, of the Bedfordshire Regiment, lost his life in the Battle of Passchendaele on September 14, 1917. His two siblings George and Ernest were killed shortly before him, while his other brother Harry...

Forgotten Film Friday: The Last Picture Show

By Michael McNulty Peter Bogdanovich, who had made a career as a film critic and historian, first dipped his toe into the filmmaking pool when he joined forces with B-movie master, Roger Corman, helping him to script The Wild Angels. But it wasn’t until 1971, after first taking the director’s chair for the 1968 feature, Targets, that Bogdanovich produced the finest film of his filmmaking career, The Last Picture Show. After the success of Easy Rider, BBS Productions, who had...

Film Review: Victoria & Abdul

Set in the latter years of Queen Victoria’s (Judi Dench) reign, Victoria & Abdul tells the story of her unexpected friendship with an Indian servant. Originally only meant to participate in the Queen’s Golden Jubilee, Abdul (Ali Fazal) quickly becomes a devoted servant and friend of the monarch. The extended Royal Family and government are reluctant to accept the relationship, believing that it sends out the wrong message to the Empire, and do all they can to send Abdul back...

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