5 Underrated Directors
List compiled by Eddie on 27/07/2018 In an industry jam-packed with uncountable numbers of filmmaker’s, it’s understandable that many director’s get lost in translation. Below is a list of director’s […]
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10 Directors That Need a Hit
List compiled by Eddie on 15/03/2018 Like any artist, filmmakers have their ups and downs, but sadly for some, the down times seem to keep on rolling. Each director listed […]
Top 10 Michael Mann Films
List compiled by Eddie on 17/03/2017 Currently credited with directing 20 titles, American director Michael Mann has only made 11 feature films (discounting made for TV productions) in a career […]
Top 10 Robert Zemeckis Films
List compiled by Eddie on 02/12/2016 A director very much cut from the same cloth as his fellow director and close friend Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis (the man who gave […]
Top 10 Films – Clint Eastwood
List compiled by Eddie on 21/10/2016 An actor and director of now refreshingly old school tendencies, few could’ve ever predicted the career of Clint Eastwood, in both a longevity sense […]
Top 5 Director/Actor Partnerships: Eddie’s Take
List compiled by Eddie on 1/07/2016 If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Sometimes (more rarely in today’s climate) directors and actors come together to create a team that delivers […]
Quentin Tarantino – From Worst to Best
List compiled by Eddie on 3/06/2016 With the recent release of The Hateful Eight we’ve now been treated to (aptly) eight Quentin Tarantino films that have all in their unique […]
Wes Craven: An Icon Remembered
By Jordan Writing about Wes Craven in the past-tense just doesn’t seem right. His legacy, his influence and desire are so instilled in the current state of horror cinema it’s […]
10 Outstanding Directing Debuts: Eddie’s Take
List compiled by Eddie on 27/03/2015 The directing debut can be a dangerous thing, make your film to good and you will always be judged on that (Richard Kelly a […]
10 Outstanding Directing Debuts: Jordan’s Take
By Jordan When contemplating the finest directorial debuts of all time, too often do the obvious choices come to mind. Citizen Kane (Orson Wells – 1941), Reservoir Dogs (Quentin Tarantino […]
