The fourth episode of Fortitude Season 2 slowly reveals more depths of its central mystery, but provides plenty of conflict to satisfy the audience. Rune finally reveals his connection to Lazlo Hindemith- he visited the apartment where Hindemith manufactured muskimo, a drug made of the urine of reindeer that have been fed hallucinogenic mushrooms. It … >
So, you’ve finished all those discounted post-Valentine’s chocolates and reached the end of the Basket Case trilogy you were watching in search of some emotional release from the pain of single living (you weren’t?). What now? How about four more nasty movies to ease your suffering?
With all the Christmas tat lining the shelves already, the office Secret Santa set to yield increasingly underwhelming results and that wretched John Lewis ad forever on our screens to pound us all into saccharine submission, it seems the season is well and truly upon us. Fittingly, this means it’s time for the belated DVD release of last year’s festive slasher pic, Silent Night.
Altitude Films are releasing seven classic movies on DVD this summer – The Fugitive Kind, The Hot Rock, Arabian Nights, Desiree, The Story of GI Joe, The St Valentines Massacre and McLintock – and we’ve got a set of the whole lot to give away to one of our Twitter followers!
The first poster for BBC Two’s Parade’s End, starring Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock) and Rebecca Hall (Vicky Cristina Barcelona), has been unveiled at MIPTV 2012 in Cannes.
To celebrate the premiere of National Geographic Channel’s new Banged Up Abroad series, we’re taking a look at the gangsters – both fictional and real – who’ve reigned supreme throughout pop culture.
BBC Two’s adaptation of Parade’s End, starring Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock) and Rebecca Hall (Vicky Cristina Barcelona), has started filming across the UK and in Belgium.