J. Fletcher

by J. Fletcher|10 October 201025 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

Having making headlines for their antics in the streets of Japan, India and Australia during their last cinematic outing before indulging various forms of rehab, collaborations and convalescence, the boys of Jackass reunite for another round of big screen capers...

Dark Days

by J. Fletcher|27 September 201027 September 2010|Features

With the imminent release of Let Me In, the American adaptation of the acclaimed supernatural Swedish thriller Let The Right One In, I sat down for a conversation with director Matt Reeves to discuss the 'Difficult Second Album Syndrome' and...

Alessandra Torresani: Ex Machina

by J. Fletcher|20 January 201024 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

It could be argued that 2004’s Battlestar Galactica has redefined the parameters of contemporary science fiction in ways that no other television show has done since the likes of The Twilight Zone or classic Star Trek. From its innovative cinematography,...

Peter Jackson: That 70s Show

by J. Fletcher|14 December 200914 April 2022|Interviews, Post Category

Since the mammoth undertaking and subsequent release of his King Kong remake in 2005, Oscar winning filmmaker Peter Jackson has mostly relegated himself to the role of producer these past few years, garnering critical acclaim with his work in bringing...

Neill Blomkamp: Straight Outta Joburg

by J. Fletcher|25 June 200911 March 2022|Interviews, Post Category

While the name Neill Blomkamp may not garner much recognition at the moment, the short films and commercial work of this South African-Canadian director has teased stardom for a number years. His most recognizable efforts, a series of Citron car commercials...

Max Beesley: The Great Survivor

by J. Fletcher|23 February 200918 May 2022|Interviews, Post Category

The English have a rich history when it comes to long-form science fiction with some of the genres finest tentpoles emerging from the turbulent social upheaval of the 1970s. In fact, while the disruptive decade not only delivered the dark...

Anthony Head: Acting King

by J. Fletcher|25 October 200810 March 2022|Interviews, Post Category

Anthony Stewart head has been something of a pop-culture stalwart these past ten years, having entered the genre pool with his iconic seven-year stint as Rupert Giles on the acclaimed series Buffy The Vampire Slayer, taking a satirical turn as...

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