Fresh out of prison after serving time for murder, Sam (Noel Clarke) comes home only to find out that six years after the facts, people are still looking for revenge. As he weaves his way across London, he’s forced to confront his enemies as well as his victims along with his past actions.
Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Ben Affleck, Kristen Wiig, Clifton Collins and Gene Simmons all start in this Mike Judge movie (Beavis & Butthead, Office Space) and together they manage to keep this thing somehow afloat.
Ben is a middle-aged doctor (Richard E. Grant) who seemingly has everything that life has to offer – a good job, a nice house and a beautiful wife called Amanda (Carrie-Anne Moss) – goes through life without really living it. His wife however isn’t having it any longer and moves out. With Amanda gone, Ben slips into a depression until his son Justin (Johnny Pacar) gives him a makeover and ends up making his dad the most eligible bachelor in town.
While Alkaline Trio fans always seem to disagree over which version of the band they like best (the before “Good Mourning” crowd versus the after “Good Mourning” crowd), I can’t think of a single A
When Jesse Leach left Killswitch Engage by sending the rest of the band a mail the day before an important show, he was thanked for his services and replaced by Howard Jones.
Spanish for ‘reborn’, “Renacer” is indeed a return to form for Senses Fail. After 10 years and 1,2 million sold albums, things had calmed down around this band.
Rise Against released their second album - "Revolutions Per Minute" ten years ago and to mark the occasion, they are re-releasing the album through Fat Wreck with all of the demo songs as a bonus.
Allison Weiss is something of an internet phenomenon, having used all of the social media to get where she is today. But that story is old so we didn't ask anything about that. Way more interesting is her new album.
Blacklist Royals have a new album coming out this summer called "Die Young With Me" and to get warmed up they have embarked on a two-month tour across the States with Face To Face and Teenage Bottlerocket.
On May 16th, Django Unchained was released on both Blu-Ray and DVD. In case you’ve been living under a rock, here’s what the new Tarantino movie is about…
