I guess this is as good a place as any to vent. I sunk many hours into the game of the year edition of Oblivion on PS3. Then I encountered the Vampire Cure game breaking bug. I tried every known solution, even ordering another copy of the game to manipulate some sort of game save data trick. But fuck it. I'm done now.…

Then why does it say second player score?!?

One correction I hope to see implemented: A Field In England, the grinning slow motion lunatic is played by the great Reece Shearsmith, not Julian Barratt.

Who is that in the top pic?

2+2=5

Definitely missing "Unforgiven" and the man with no name trilogy.

To his defense, I'd classify a hell of a lot of movies "horror" that most others wouldn't.

It's getting harder and harder to fill out that Community opening credits sequence to full length…

I think the opening (Jon Lovitz) scene in Happiness is a miracle of a mini movie. "I'm champagne" indeed.

what connection am i missing here?

It isn't out in the states yet but Calvary is amazing. Keep an eye out for it.

From one of the directors of Blair Witch. Still carrying the torch.

Dripping Yellow Madness does a better job than I ever could of explaining the purpose of Flashheart so I'll just add my own reasons for why I think he works in the episode.

Rik Mayall was writer Ben Elton's real life best man brought in especially to take this character to another level. Here's a short clip where the two of them (and Stephen Fry) talk Flash: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

It's a shame you're not a fan of Flashheart but he's a character type ripped right out of classic English comedy, such as Monty Python (Nudge nudge, wink wink) and therefore instantly recognizable and hilarious. Basically he's the obnoxious big headed arsehole that the cynical everyman like Edmund just hates to see…

"Hannibal's Bryan Fuller on eating songbirds and book reader expectations"

You can discuss everything you want in the article but a headline needn't be a clever twist on a spoiler for everyone visiting the site.

Worked better as a horror trailer.

I'm a massive fan of Wheatley but will admit this movie felt like a slight work. Maybe it'll grow on me in time. Just didn't click like his others.

Massively confused. How does Prisoners condone torture????? The whole point was how frickin pointless and futile Jackman's methods were. Seriously, please explain how it condones, did I miss something??