Lian Selby

The latest comedy from James Franco, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, riffs on an assassination attempt on North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, with the CIA learning of his nuclear building programmes and hiring two talk show journalists to do the job under the facade of an interview. The Interview...

Why Don’t You Play In Hell? is one of the latest projects from Japanese director, Sion Sono, a prolific filmmaker whose catalogue goes back to 1984. This particular film was released in Japan over a year ago, but the madness has finally come to the West. To say the...

As much as there was excitement for Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2015 release; with its much beloved source material and striking neon poster; the trailer for Inherent Vice was one of the clumsiest in recent memory. It left many intrigued as to what exactly the movie was going to be...

Mystery, murder and mutineers; this adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel combines them all into a fun and frightening adventure across the seas. The plot follows Jim Hawkins (Patsy Ferran), a poor innkeeper’s granddaughter who is pulled into the adventure by a mysterious visitor who’s only possession appears to...

Many will be able to recognise the name Stephen Hawking and even remember his wheelchair-bound appearance, yet not many people will be able to elaborate on his scientific endeavours or his personal struggles. The Theory of Everything explores the younger transformative years of Hawking, right up to his worldwide recognition...

2015 looks to be a great year for movies. If you’re worrying about which films to watch, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In order of release, here are the films you’ll definitely want to check out this year.  9. Inside Out  Ever wondered why exactly you feel the way...

2015 looks to be a great year for movies. If you’re worrying about which films to watch, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In order of release, here are the films you’ll definitely want to check out this year.  1. 50 Shades of Grey  Set to be one of...