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New Trailers 3 | Mandy, The Favourite, The Nun
New Trailers on Headstuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what’s hot and not. This time, there is two different types of insane: Queen Anne and Nicolas Cage…
Film Review | Dublin Oldschool’s Depiction of Ireland’s Capital is Must-See
For film buffs living in Ireland, it's been frustrating witnessing parties, clubs and nightlife onscreen. These depictions are often America-set. Scenes of inebriation feel more sanitised in a mainstream movie. Meanwhile, the ones that…
New Trailers 2 | Halloween, Ozark and The Little Stranger
New Trailers on Headstuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what's hot and not. This time, there is two different types of evil: Michael Myers and conversion…
Dublin Oldschool and Kissing Candice Highlight How Irish Cinema Has Improved
Irish cinema has really blossomed in the past few years. In the 90s and early 2000s, (outside of Neil Jordan and Jim Sheridan’s work) one could synonymise the country’s output with adjectives like cheap, stuffy and slog. For whatever reason…
Jason Figgis on His New Doc Simon Marsden: A Life in Pictures
Those with a love of all things gothic should do themselves a favour and seek out the photography of Simon Marsden. His monochrome stills of eroding castles are mini time machines. They take one away from modernity, transporting them into…
New Trailers 1 | Dragon Tattoo Reboot, Suspiria, White Boy Rick
New Trailers on Headstuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what's hot and not. This week, there is teenage drug informants, creepy ballet and two different…
TV Review | Hugh Grant Makes A Very English Scandal Must See TV
Hugh Grant a few years ago said he hated the movies he appears in. One wonders now though if he’s changed his mind. The British actor, so long synonymous with romcoms, appears to be pulling a McConaughey. Ever since his multiple roles in…
Interview Exclusive | Will Nash, Writer-Director Of Short Film Lady
Debates can rage as to what’s better: the practicality of digital or the look of film. However, Lady makes a strong case for the latter, with its’ stylish grainy textures making the movie look like it’s from another time. This is…
Film Review | Anon is Timely in Theme, Outdated in Execution
Anon – written and directed by Andrew Niccol (director of Gattaca and Simone, writer of The Truman Show) – couldn’t be released at a better time. Set in a near future where privacy no longer exists, the sci-fi has been given an added dose…
Film Review | Psychokinesis, The Superhero Movie If You Aren’t Arsed Seeing Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War will break the box-office with the strength of Thor’s hammer this weekend. It’s deserved as it’s a surprisingly bold and brave entry in the MCU. Even so, I feel obligated to make the case for Psychokinesis – a South…
