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Great Movie Posters - Kaiju!!!

 Kaiju is a Japanese word that translates in English as "strange beast" but it's also the name given to the hugely popular Japanese genre of movies featuring giant monsters, usually played by men in rubber suits. Here are some of the genre's finest posters.

New Release Review - The Deep

True story of an Icelandic fisherman's science-baffling survival.

New Release Review - Despicable Me 2

Gru and his minions return.

New Release Review - Blancanieves

The Brothers Grimm's 'Snow White' gets a Spanish silent re-imagining.

New Release Review - Beyond the Grave

In post-apocalypse Brazil, a police officer seeks a possessed serial killer.

J.J. Abrams rumoured to start filming Star Trek 3 in 2014

J.J. Abrams is rumoured to be returning to film the third addition in his successful Star Trek reboot next year. The news came from Zachary Quinto during a public interview at the 2013 Galway Film Fleadh, where the star discussed his career roles in Heroes, American Horror Story and Star Trek, in which he plays Spock.

New Release Review - Beat Girl

A young classical musician enters the world of DJing.

Runner, Runner preview

Launching in cinemas across the U.S. in September this year, Runner, Runner is a crime drama that follows the exploits of a poor college student as he attempts to come face-to-face with the man who cheated him in an online poker game.

Hitchcock in Reverse - The Horse Player (1961)

A gambler on a winning streak comes to the aid of a struggling church.

Great Movie Posters - The Psycho Series

The 5 Best Movies of June 2013

The five mainstream new releases most enjoyed by the Waffler this June.
Click the titles for full reviews.

New Release Review - The East

A private intelligence agent infiltrates an eco-terrorist group.

New Release Review - Paris-Manhattan

A Woody Allen fan is torn between two men.

New Release Review - A Field in England

Psychedelic folk-horror set during the English Civil War.

Happy Birthday Mel Brooks!

Mel Brooks was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1926, and was already working as a comedian in his neighborhood by the time he was a teenager. After serving in World War II, Brooks returned home and worked as an entertainer in various resorts in New York’s Catskills region, performing standup comedy and even working as a drummer at times.