Review: High-Rise, living the high life

April 29, 2016.Reading time 5 minutes.

Ben Wheatley, a man that needs no introduction around these parts, is one of the most interesting and bold filmmakers working today—with a filmography that stretches across the genre with witty dark comedies to the hyper-violent masterpiece Kill List and the out-of-this-world mind fuck that is A Field in England, nobody quite does it like […]

Fall for the new poster for Ben Wheatley’s High Rise

January 5, 2016.Reading time 1 minute.

One of the many great looking films to be coming out this year is Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise, the adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s novel of the same name. And while we still don’t have a definitive release date, the latest poster promises that it’s coming soon. It’s also a wonderful tease that taps into the film’s main theme by making […]

Teaser for Ben Wheatley’s High Rise is a tower of terror

December 14, 2015.Reading time 1 minute.

Ben Wheatley is a treasure. The director behind the brutal cult classic Kill List, the twisted romance Sightseers, and the absolutely batshit crazy A Field in England is back with his biggest film yet—an adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise. The film stars Tom Hiddleston, who has been appearing in the genre more and more lately (no […]

Poster for Ben Wheatley’s High Rise

February 5, 2014.Reading time 1 minute.

Ben Wheatley continues to dominate the genre as he has put one hell of a thumb print on it over the last few years with Kill List, Sightseers, and the bat shit crazy A Field in England. His next feature is perhaps his biggest yet as it will be an adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s novel High […]

Hammer wants Ben Weatley for Captain Kronos reimagining

November 26, 2013.Reading time 3 minutes.

Hammer Films not only wants to revive The Abominable Snowman, but now they’ve directed their attention towards the 1974 classic Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter; and they’re eying none other than Kill List and Sightseer’s director Ben Wheatley (below) for the job. Wait a second… could Ben Wheatley be possibly directing a vampire flick? Read on!

Review: A Field in England will make you question your sanity

July 19, 2013.Reading time 3 minutes.

Ben Wheatley’s A Field in England is shot entirely in black and white, creating his most gorgeous looking film to date that can be equally as frustrating as it is breathtaking. Wheatley’s latest film is a wickedly insane trip into a bizarre field that may or may not be one you’ll want to visit. 1648. During the […]