Get Hooked On “I Know What You Did Last Summer”
Iconic 90s slasher, I Know What You Did Last Summer, is getting the television-treatment with a new Amazon Prime series to be directed by James
Quentin Tarantino Teases ‘Kill Bill Vol. 3’ Amid Ongoing Career Controversy
Quentin Tarantino has revealed that he and Uma Thurman have been discussing a revival of the Kill Bill series. This news comes after wave after
FIB Film Masterclass 5: With Martin Scorsese
“You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? Then who the hell else are you talkin’ to? You talkin’ to me?
FIB Film Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy and Richard E Grant together has to be the strangest cinematic pairing since Abbot and Costello met Frankenstein. That makes the entire appeal
FIB’s Top 5 Films Of 2019: Staff Picks
The writing team over at FIB are constantly pushing each other to watch movies that we love, from nostalgic tales from our childhoods, cult classics
FIB Film Review: In Search Of Darkness
A documentary about iconic horror movies of the 1980s seems to be a slam dunk in this day and age, when everything from Stranger Things to Ready Player
Paul Feig Talks Last Christmas and His Female Scrooge
It’s ironic that one of the names we think of when it comes to bringing some of the finest female talent to the screen is
FIB Film Masterclass 4: With Quentin Tarantino
FIB’s Film Masterclass covers a director you’ve certainly heard of before; in episode four we’re talking about Quentin Taratino. The man that brought movie gore,
FIB Film Review: Joker
You’d have thought after a few decades that included 28 Days Later, The Walking Dead, World War Z, Resident Evil and every other movie or TV show about zombies, there’d
FIB Film Masterclass 3: With Christopher Nolan
FIB’s Film Masterclass simply had to cover the work of director Christopher Nolan, who’s style can best be described as cerebral, nonlinear, and the embodiment
What Toy Story Taught Us About Childhood And Impending Death
There’s something to be said about comic books belonging exclusively to one’s childhood, and Toy Story seemed to have conveyed that perfectly. I was recently
