From Bulldog Film Distribution, the British comedy-drama – Signs of Life – will have a cinema release on 5th September. Here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: Bulldog Film Distribution to release ‘Signs of Life’ in select cinemas this September
From Bulldog Film Distribution, the British horror – The Moor – will have a UK cinema release on 14th June, followed a month later with a digital HD release on 1st July. Here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: Bulldog Film Distribution to release ‘The Moor’ in UK cinemas and on Digital HD this Summer
From 101 Films, the British horror – Witch – is set for a UK digital release on 29th April. Here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: 101 Films to release ‘Witch’ this month
Opening with a quick, aggressive, and bloody flashback, a grim tone is immediately established. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Mercy Falls’ (2023)
From Signature Entertainment, the survival horror/thriller – Hounded – will have releases on digital platforms from 31st October. Here’s what they had to say Continue reading News: Signature Entertainment to release ‘Hounded’ on Digital Platforms this Halloween
The first film within a spin-off trilogy from the British TV sitcom of the same name, On the Buses in 1971 established a separate continuity where the buses were red, Olive was pregnant, but the humour was all the same. Continue reading Film Review: ‘On the Buses’ (1971)
• LIKE on Facebook • FOLLOW on Twitter • FOLLOW on Instagram • SUBSCRIBE on YouTube • BUY ME A COFFEE on Ko-Fi Taking place within Bolton Market Place’s luxurious Light Cinema, the 2018 edition of Bolton Film Festival opened with its timely named “Opening Night”. A packed crowd in screen 5 were presented with a terrific and diverse range of contemporary short film from … Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “Bolton Film Festival: Opening Night”
• LIKE on Facebook • FOLLOW on Twitter • FOLLOW on Instagram • SUBSCRIBE on YouTube • BUY ME A COFFEE on Ko-Fi Back in the decade of outrageous haircuts, synthesizers and questionable outfits, British music was actually alright. In the 1980s, from Bowie to Bond themes, British music was often the safe getaway from the soul-destroying antics of the Thatcher government. 1987, however, was … Continue reading For SetTheTape.com: “Rule Britannia: British Music in 1987”
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