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Photographer Kim Gottlieb-Walker takes us through five John Carpenter films that she was the stills photographer on: Halloween, Escape from New York, The Fog, Halloween 2 and Christine. She gives some amusing commentary on a number of the photos, and the images themselves speak volumes. They really capture the spirit of the low budget everyone-mucking-in … >
Hannibal’s second season starts with a ferocious fight between our title character and FBI head Jack Crawford (Laurence Fishburne) and never lets up for the next 13 episodes. There’s much more of a focus and drive to this season, unlike the more slow burn abstract nature of Season 1. The visuals remain some of the most … >
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire follows survivors Katniss and Peeta after their first Hunger Games, a futuristic game show where children have to fight to the death for the public’s entertainment.
Cannibal teddy bears, strangled giant slugs, electrocution, kinky metal bikinis, talking lobsters; it’s fair to say Return of the Jedi certainly has something for everyone!
In this new ‘making of’ book J. W. Rinzler once again goes into microscopic detail about almost every aspect of the making of the 1983 Star Wars classic.
After opening the Alien vault for his 2011 book of the same name, Empire’s Ian Nathan now lifts the lid on the Terminator film series.
After his incredibly in-depth 2009 book The Making of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Charles Helfenstein has once again done a staggering amount of research into the world of James Bond, this time into the production of Timothy Dalton’s 007 debut, The Living Daylights.