Many celebrities have participated in Strictly since its inception in 2004. A very good percentage of this lot had great experiences on the show and thereafter had greater successes whether by returning to what they used to do or by taking a new career path in dancing. However, there are people who regretted participating in the show. Fiona Philips recently revealed her regret at taking part in Strictly. Her reasons … Continue reading →

The thrill of watching a casino movie and seeing the primary character win big is always an exciting experience and even more exciting to watch if you are a gambler yourself. People love getting the action associated with gambling and casinos, but do not always have the time to get out of the house and go to one. Movies and new online casinos are a great way to get the … Continue reading →

With no doubt we agree that the horror genre is moving through its best imagination in movie creation. Surely you might be asking yourself which one is your cup of coffee and which one is not. Truth be told, most of the horror movies that horror lovers watch are actually garbage. But it seems like Netflix got something awesome for you this time around. All you need to do is … Continue reading →

Hong Kong film star Daniel Wu (Sky on Fire, The Last Supper) is joining Hugh Jackman (Logan), Rebecca Ferguson (Mission: Impossible – Fallout) and Thandie Newton (Mission: Impossible II) in Reminiscence, the debut feature from writer/director Lisa Joy (Westworld). Reminiscence is a mind bending noir love story set in the dystopic near future of a nighttime, super heated flooded global warmed Miami. Wu finds himself on opposites sides with Jackman’s character. The … Continue reading →

Every person you know probably has a favorite show. However, genuine fans are far and few between. If by any chance you are a true fan of K-dramas, visiting South Korea is surely on your bucket list. As a true fan, have you ever imagined yourself visiting one of those fine cafes and dining places from your TV shows? Well, it turns out, some of those places are real. So … Continue reading →

American Cinematheque is proud to present A Genre of One: The Cinema of Bong Joon-ho, a complete feature retrospective of Bong Joon-ho’s work two decades in the making. The series will take place at both the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood and the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica from Oct. 30 to Nov. 2, 2019. Co-presented with the Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles, as it celebrates 100 years of Korean cinema, the … Continue reading →

First time director Park Hyun-chul is going in feet first with Master Heaven: The Greatest Fighter, a South Korean martial arts film that releases domestically this month. According to HC, here’s a hint of what you can expect from the film: The Wind Fighter’s master, Master Heaven’s legend begins. The master of Karate and Choi Bae-dal’s master, Cheon Seung, is Joseon’s greatest fighter. The legend that was never recorded is about to … Continue reading →

We’ll soon be seeing Bianca Brigitte Van Damme (Welcome to the Jungle, 6 Bullets), daughter of JCVD, in The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson (aka The Haunting of Nicole Brown Simpson), where she’ll be playing the role of Detective Leigh. Inspired by true events, The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson follows O.J. Simpson’s ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson in the last days leading up to her tragic death on June 12 1994, as seen from … Continue reading →

Essays are one of the most popular types of assignments many students get in high schools and colleges, and even though they can help you train your writing skills, it is often hard to take care of all of the assignments on time. There are many useful techniques that can help you to write your essay and more tips on writing a paper can be found on this page. But … Continue reading →

This November, celebrated Hong Kong filmmaker Johnnie To (Three, Fulltime Killer, Office) returns with Chasing Dream, a tale that centers on a tough MMA fighter and a beautiful aspiring singer (via AFS). Chasing Dreams is written by Johnnie’s frequent collaborator Wai Ka Fai, who is perhaps best known for helming 1995’s Peace Hotel. Co-writers include Ryker Chan (Blind Detective) and Tin Shu Mak (Kung Fu Jungle). The film stars Jacky Heung … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for a Korean Gangster Movie that’s in the same vein as New World and Gangnam Blues, look no further than The Faceless Boss, a gritty crime thriller from director Song Chang-Yong (Oh! My God: Returns). Kwon Sang-Gon (Chun Jung-myung) is a gangster who wants to have a cool life. He becomes a gang boss and expects to reap the rewards of the top position. He soon realizes his life is … Continue reading →

Henry Golding is undoubtedly hot property in Hollywood and the movie world right now. The British-Malaysian actor looks set to melt hearts in upcoming festive romantic comedy Last Christmas, but he is also edging towards becoming an action star after being linked to a role in new GI Joe spin-off Snake Eyes and his involvement in Guy Ritchie’s latest movie The Gentlemen. However, while Golding undoubtedly has plenty of projects … Continue reading →

You are a technical student. For some people, it is a reason to envy you. For others, it is a reason to believe that you are wasting your life for things without which one can leave peacefully. But you know that it is very interesting even though challenging. But doesn’t matter if you are a good student or an excellent one, sometimes, there are just too many assignments to handle … Continue reading →