FOR 22 YEARS
US release: 21st January 2000
Australia release: 10th January 2001
Japan release: 14th March 2001
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$0 Based loosely on a concept known as creepypasta which refers to horror-related legends, stories, or images shared across the internet, Backrooms has been given a 15 age rating in the UK for strong language, violence, injury detail, horror.
The movie stars Chiwetel Ejiofor who has starred in Triple 9 and The First Monday In May, the movie also features Renate Reinsve who has been seen in Villmark 2 and Phoenix~2018.
The movie is directed by Kane Parsons who is making a feature film debut with Backrooms but is the person responsible for creating the concept under the guise of Kane Pixels.
Movie Synopsis
A therapist’s search for her missing patient takes her to a sinister alternate dimension.
BBFC certificate breakdown.
A new poster has been released for upcoming movie Mutiny which can be viewed in full if you scroll down this page.
Movie breakdown
Synopsis for Mutiny
After his billionaire industrialist boss is murdered in front of him, Cole Reed is set up to take the fall for the crime — leaving him on the run as he works to uncover an international conspiracy.
Check out the Salty Popcorn movie page for more information on this upcoming film.
Sam Raimi brings his unique blend of horror back to the big screen in Send Help which has been given a 15 age rating in the UK for strong bloody violence, gore, threat, language.
The movie stars Rachel McAdams who has starred in many film of late and has also starred in About Time and The Notebook, the movie also stars Dylan O'Brien who has appeared in The Internship and High Road.
The movie is directed by Sam Raimi who has directed a whole host of horror movies including Body Bags and Drag Me to Hell.
Movie Synopsis
After a plane crash strands them on a desert island, a woman and her domineering boss are forced to work together against all odds to survive.
BBFC certificate breakdown.
If you live in London, England and are fortunate to be around the BFI Film on Film Festival you were in for a special treat on 12th June as the festival had the first screening of the original cut of Star Wars, the first showing of this cut since 1978!
The movie was significantly changed in the Special Edition version of Star Wars in 1998 in the run up to the first prequel movie Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace in 1999.
This was a very rare treat for fans of the series as the Special Editions, especially of this movie, have caused controversy over the year, especially the now famous "Han Shoots First" scene.
A brief history of this print of the film as found in various sources on the internet:
The BFI (British Film Institute) found the print in their archives and after contacting Lucasfilm about doing a screening they agreed.
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said she was surprise that the print existed, but agreed to the screening as she thinks it is a valuable artifact in historical cinema.
Kennedy presented the showing to prove it was a legal copy!
As explained by the BFI
"In these very special screenings, we present the film exactly as experienced by audiences on its original 1977 release. Screening from one of the precious handful of dye transfer IB Technicolor prints produced uniquely for the first British release, and preserved in the BFI National Archive"
Lets hope this sentiment to the original cut goes that bit further and, as the whole trilogy is owned by Disney since the buyout of Fox, it gets a 4K remastered home release, as well as Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Return of the Jedi.
More in fo can be found here.Check out the new trailer and poster for upcoming movie Babygirl which can be viewed in full if you scroll down this page.
Movie breakdown
Synopsis for Babygirl
A high-powered CEO puts her career and family on the line when she begins a torrid affair with a much younger intern.
Check out the Salty Popcorn movie page for more information on this upcoming film.