If a movie were to be made about this list, it would be a movie about a list about lists in movies. Obviously, that movie would then have to be included in the list of best movies about lists. Following? No? Anyway, in honour of the release of British hitmen thriller Kill List, Ross McD lists the lists list. Continue reading
The Top Five List Of Lists In Movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movie lists, Movies, Quentin Tarantino, Schindler's List, Scott Pilgrim on September 6, 2011 by Ross McDTop five… Final Destination deaths
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags car crash, death scenes, Film, Final Destination, Movies, Sean William Scott on August 26, 2011 by Ross McD
The commissioning of a fifth Final Destination film tells us two things: 1) the producers of THE Final Destination lied to us, and 2) the formula works. Everyone is well aware the films are shit, but they pack some awesome death scenes. Ross McD lists the top five…
Alien v Unforgiven
Posted in BATTLES with tags Alien, Clint Eastwood, Cowboys & Aliens, Gene Hackman, Movies, Ridley Scott, Sigourney Weaver, Unforgiven on August 18, 2011 by rossvrossTo mark the release this week of genre mash-up Cowboys & Aliens, Ross McD and Ross McG are pitting an epic western against a scary sci-fi in this week’s movie battle. So slip on your chaps, strap your laser gun to your holster and get ready for one hell of a fight. And remember: in space… no one can hear you scream for your rifle… Continue reading
Top Five… most adorable Studio Ghibli characters
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Animation, Ghibli, Hayao Miyazaki, Movies, Ponyo, Studio Ghibli on August 11, 2011 by Ross McDHayao Miyazaki, the Walt Disney of the East, has dreamt up some of the freakiest, weirdest, most awesome, most enduring, and – as attested by this list – most adorable characters throughout his long and prolific career. With Studio Ghibli’s latest masterpiece, Arrietty, hitting cinemas, Ross McD counts down the cutest… Continue reading
The Really Rather Confusing List Of The Top Five Numbers Used In Movie Titles
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movies, Numbers on August 2, 2011 by Ross McG
This week sees the UK release of sci-fi throwback Super 8. But just how super is the number 8? Is it super enough to make the list of memorable movie numbers compiled by Ross McG? Three, two, one… let’s find out! Continue reading
The Big Red, White and Blue List of Movies with ‘America’ in their Title
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags America, Captain America, Movies, The Avengers, USA on July 26, 2011 by Ross McGTo mark the release this week of Captain America: The First Avenger, Ross McG brings you a whopping collection of films that happen to have the country of French fries, English muffins and Chinese food in their moniker. Why? Because we were running out of ideas for lists, that’s why. And could only think of two movie Captains. Captain Ron and Captain Jack Sparrow. Googling the word ‘America’ isn’t as easy as it looks, you know… Continue reading
Top Five… Movie Bosses You Would Like To Work For
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Bosses, Horrible Bosses, Movies on July 19, 2011 by Ross McGTo mark the release of new comedy Horrible Bosses with a twist, Ross McG has decided to pick out the cinematic head honchos who didn’t set out to ruin their workers’ lives. These are the movie bosses you’d be happy to go for a drink with after work. Continue reading
DVD RvReview: Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Posted in REVIEWS with tags Bad Lieutenant, Movies, New Orleans, Nicolas Cage, Val Kilmer, Werner Herzog on July 17, 2011 by Ross McGI was watching Bad Lieutenant again last night when I suddenly realised I’d forgotten to put my review of it last year up on our crummy little site. That’s how bowled over I was by it: I forgot to hit ‘Publish’ on a new post. For anyone interested in reading something I wrote ages ago about a film that was out ages ago, the review is below. For those not interested… I’ll kill all of you. To the break of dawn (I won’t actually kill anyone, I’m just lamely quoting from the film. But then you probably knew that, so me explaining it here is pretty pointless). Continue reading









