‘Prometheus’ footage reveal report
CultBox were recently present at a special preview event in London, where we were amongst the first people in the world to be presented with footage from Ridley Scott’s Prometheus.
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CultBox were recently present at a special preview event in London, where we were amongst the first people in the world to be presented with footage from Ridley Scott’s Prometheus.
Luther creator Neil Cross has revealed that the upcoming third series will “wrap up Luther as a TV show”.
Idris Elba (Luther) is working with writer Warren Ellis (Red) on a new astronomy-based mini-series.
Exploding into cinemas on Friday 17th February, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance in 3D sees Nicolas Cage return as Johnny Blaze alongside Idris Elba (Thor) and Christopher Lambert (Highlander). To celebrate, we’ve got goodie bags to give away to two of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow CultBox on Twitter and … >
BBC America have today announced that it will co-produce the next series of crime drama Luther.
It’s been an intriguing year for comic book movies. Here we’ve picked out our five favourite graphic novel adaptations of 2011…
Over the past month, we asked you to vote for who you think is the sexiest male in UK cult TV. With over 27,000 votes counted, we can now reveal the Top 10.
Nobody ever said that cop shows had to be realistic to be effective. Okay, they did, and in some cases they were almost certainly right, but the maxim doesn’t apply to BBC One’s Luther.
Even in a modern entertainment world where America, France and even Denmark are routinely exporting excellent psychological police thrillers as if there’s a NATO surplus, Neil Cross has proved with this show that British television hasn’t forgotten how to make them either.
In the final instalment of Series 2, DCI John Luther has to balance resolving the desperate dilemma that his concern for Caroline and Jenny Jones has led him into with stopping the destructive violence of two twins whose competitive spirit is only matched by their capacity for chaos.