This is an example of the rollercoaster type of horror film: some opening scenes to let you strap in comfortably, some exhilarating fast drops and turns, then at the end it grinds reassuringly to a halt and the bars come up to let you off. It's based on an anthology of horror stories for teens, a sort of Goosebumps++, that's much loved across the pond, so Google tells me.
A quintessentially British gangster film.
I can feel the earth begin to move, I hear my needle hit the groove and spiral through another day, I hear my song begin to say. Kiss me where the sun doesn’t shine, the past was yours but the future’s mine, You’re all out of time!
Dear Bertie In Prison at The Hope and Anchor 7th September 2019
Written by Staff Reporter
Dear Bertie In Prison is a one-hour crime drama play. The performed reading will feature Mark Savage (an actor known to millions as Gripper in Grange Hill) and it’s happening on Saturday the 7th September at 3 pm the Hope Theatre, upstairs at the Hope and Anchor, 207 Upper Street, N1 1RL. A venue with a special place in rock'n'roll history.
Tarantino's latest effort provides more excitement than his The Hateful Eight if less than his other films.
Snooker legend Jimmy White talks to Adam Darke about his life in sport, from discovering his love for snooker as a youngster to fighting back from testicular cancer and losing five consecutive world finals.
Tales of Aggro
