Simon Hooper is a journalist and writer who has contributed to various publications, including Middle East Eye, Morning Star Publishing Company Limited, and GlobalResearch. His articles cover a range of topics, from book and film reviews to coverage of political events and sports.
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Though Red One has opened to generally unfavourable reviews (read our review HERE) there's been much praise for the recreation of Red One's Krampus the half goat hybrid based on German folklore.
By: Simon Hooper
With rumours of a Rey Skywalker Star Wars film doing the rounds it's worth remembering that Daisy Ridley has made a number of films outside of the
By: Simon Hooper
Probably the two films that defined British film making in the 1990's were Danny Boyle's Trainspotting' and Guy Ritchie's, 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking barrels'. Both low budget films that caught the zeitgeist of a Britain that was coming to the end of a Tory government on its last legs after 18 years. Both films were an invigorating reminder that we had great upcoming talent.
By: Simon Hooper
One of the UK's best-loved detective dramas and the longest-running – Midsomer Murders is back for its 23rd series. Following its run on ITV have a Midsomer Murders series 23 DVD giveaway courtesy of Acorn Media International.
By: Simon Hooper
The game to film adaptations continue with the arrival of the first full A Minecraft movie trailer and we are really keen to know what you think of this one so let us know in the comments section below.
By: Simon Hooper
Wearing the sort of bling you'd expect to win on a fun fair stall run by the Wu Tang Klan we rocked up at Wicked only to find that it's not street
Christian Gudegast is back as writer and director for the sequel in which Big Nick (Gerard Butler) is back on the hunt in Europe and closing in on
By: Simon Hooper
MUBI the global distributor, streaming service and production company who gave us the fantastic Demi Moore film, ‘The Substance', earlier this year
By: Simon Hooper
The success of Netflix's Tinder Swindler was really only the tip of the iceberg when it came to men conning their way into the hearts of lovelorn women and then fleecing them for everything.
For many teenagers they regard their parents as monsters and in Netflix new animated feature, Spellbound, they really are monsters. Princess Elian (Rachel Zegler) is fifteen years old wanting to fly around her parents kingdom with her friends on what look like flying beaked hamsters but it's the royal consul Bolinar (John Lithgow) and Nazara (Jenifer Lewis) who are keeping the Queen Ellsmere ( Nicole Kidman) and King Solon (Javier Bardem) out of sight making excuses to the courtiers and the General (Olga Merediz) of their armies for them being unable to see them in person. But patience is wearing thin as to why they can never see the King & Queen and inevitably, like Harry & Megan, the monsters escape the Palace and the secret is out as the General and her army set out to hunt them down and banish them from the kingdom.
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