Darling Companion follows a very familiar formula when it comes to films fleshing out troubled relationships.

A couple of weeks ago I reviewed a film about a young lawyer living in the big city with her boyfriend, who worked alongside her at a big law firm, a partnership looming on the horizon.

It’s been an amazingly odd few years with apocalyptic tales popping up all over the place.

I had really high hopes for Salmon Fishing In The Yemen.

Reviewing soundtracks for films that you haven't seen is always a little tough, especially if it's an original score.

Police Officer Amadeus Warnebring was born into a musical family, is tone deaf, and is quite possibly the only one who can stop, literally, a band of terrorists from performing their ingenious mast

I was pretty excited to see that I had been sent a copy of Sheree Folkson’s (A Royal Scandal) The Decoy Bride mainly because it stars my favorite Time Lord David Tennant (Doctor Who, Harry Po

Holly Whitman (LeAnn Rimes; Good Intentions) left the small quaint fishing town of her youth behind her the day she graduated from High School and headed to the big city.

As a child you see your parents as protectors, shields against the ugliness of the world, but eventually you come to the realization that for all their morals and life lessons their as fallible as

Young Goethe In Love will instantly set off alarm bells with the films title alone (not to mention the similarities in the DVD release cover art, or even that of Princess Bride).