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On 11 March, 2008, the government sealed off an apartment complex in Los Angeles and the residents were never seen again…and so, on this troubling basis, the mystery (and screaming) begins....You have been warned (and all that).
John Erick Dowdle’s bloody shocker follows a television reporter (the always delightful Jennifer Carpenter) and her cameraman as they are trapped inside a building quarantined by the authorise after the outbreak of a mysterious virus which turns humans into bloodthirsty killers. So brace yourself for jumps, starts and possibly a queasy stomach. Not for the faint-hearted, by jolly enough for the robust spirits amongst us.
Released 21 November, 08 (UK).
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Billi Really Does Love Margot
Billi, of BilliLovesMargot fame, is a video blogger and writer who grew up in Miami, but later made the move to New York City. His video blogs cover everything from science and technology to music and pop culture.
Besides his videos on youlikewelike, he also creates funny and creative skits on his youtube channel. Swing by, drop him a note and subscribe. When he’s not blogging he’s usually hanging with my friends, listening to The Raveonettes, drinking Dunkin Donut lattes and texting his peeps.
He admires Pharrell Williams, Russell Brand, Howard Hughes and, oh yeah, Picasso.
Pay him a visit: youtube.com/billilovesmargot & billilovesmargot.blogspot.com.
Milk: Sean Penn Camps It Up, But It's Good
Gus Van Sant's Milk starts with a police raid on a 60s San Francisco gay bar and this simple black and white archive footage of grown men with hands over their faces cowering from the camera sets the tone for the two hours that are to follow; it's an angry and at times awkward film, but with a hell of a lot of style...more
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