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New Trailers 26 | Color Out of Space, Servant and The Invisible Man
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. Most Anticipated – Servant, Apple TV+ His first project since his polarising conclusion…
Hell Is The Same People (And Plot) | 3 From Hell Review
Rob Zombie has always been an enigmatic figure in the horror community thanks to his successful musical career, namely White Zombie and his solo projects. In 2003, he made his horror movie debut with House of 1000 Corpses and many horror…
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’ 6 Segments Ranked
To say the Western is a dying genre would be wrong but it's nowhere near as healthy as it once was. Still, as long as the Coen Brothers are making movies it will never really die. Out this day last year, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs set…
Gwen Is As Haunting As Any Ghost Story | Film Review
When we first encounter the eponymous Gwen (Eleanor Worthington-Cox) she is on the cusp of an early, un-looked for adulthood. While still playing childhood games with her little sister, Mari (Jodie Innes), in the beautiful but foreboding…
The Good Liar | Mirren and McKellen Can’t Liven Limp Thriller
Much has been made about the incredulous fact that gangster epic The Irishman marks the first-time director Martin Scorsese and Al Pacino worked together on a film. This year however sees another surprising inaugural union between two…
The Irishman | Another Classic From Martin and Bobby
When Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro come together you are guaranteed a masterpiece. Their first outing Mean Streets, the film in which a supporting De Niro as Johnny Boy showed the world that he was a star. Taxi Driver is Marty at his…
Good Fights Aside, There is Little to Hail in The King
It feels wrong to compare a historical medieval epic to The Lord of the Rings trilogy. One is mired in the murky details of the past. The other is beholden to the basic swords and sorcery concept its adaptations would eventually refine it…
Victorian Era Adventure The Aeronauts Soars Beyond Expectations
The Aeronauts sees the reunion of Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones following their breakout roles in The Theory of Everything - the biopic of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking which won Redmayne an Oscar back in 2015. Whereas that film…
Literature on Film | On Page and Screen The Terror Creates A Hopeless Void
At a certain point in The Terror - Dan Simmons' doorstop novel and David Kajganich and Soo Hugh's AMC adaptation - every character reaches their breaking point. Some of them break like frigid iron, shattering into hundreds of disparate…
Delivering Good-Natured Sincerity Is His Game | Dolemite Is My Name Review
It’s the 1970s and a struggling comedian wants the world to notice him. He longs to be a star so badly and is convinced he has the talent to make it in show business. The big problem, besides personal demons and the struggle to make ends…