An aspiring filmmaker themselves, Max has a deep seated love of intelligent sci-fi and ridiculous Eighties action blockbusters. Their favourite films vary on a daily basis, but Ghostbusters, Robocop and Little Shop of Horrors seldom leave their top five. Has yet to see a David Lynch film they didn't adore. Yes, even Dune.
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DemonicA young woman unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades-old rift between mother and daughter are ruthlessly revealed.
Road HeadThree friends take a road trip to the Mojave desert where their complicated relationships are pushed to their breaking point as the group encounters a reclusive, murderous cult.
Agent RevelationA CIA agent gains the power to talk to aliens after coming into contact with an ancient dust used to control humans.
StardustIn 1971, David Bowie embarked on a transformative road trip through America with struggling publicist Rob Oberman. This film tells the story of the star's reinvention.
Bohemian RhapsodyA chronicle of the years leading up to Queen's legendary appearance at the Live Aid concert.
Deadpool 2Deadpool brings together a team of fellow mutant rogues to protect a young boy with supernatural abilities from time-travelling mutant Cable.
X-Men: ApocalypseAn ancient, super-powerful mutant arises, planning to kill all humans and with a nasty fate in mind for Charles.
Features
Article about the party to celebrate the reopening of the CCA in Glasgow
10 Dec 2018
10 Dec 2018
We report from the celebrations of the iconic Glasgow venue's resurrection
Article about David Bowie's contribution to film soundtracks
16 Jan 2016
16 Jan 2016
The film soundtrack legacy of David Bowie.
Article about the Abertoir horror and cult film festival.
21 Nov 2012
21 Nov 2012
Antiviral, Dead Sushi, American Mary and more - an Abertoir diary.
Edinburgh Film Festival 2010: The Opening Night Gala photo showcase
18 Jun 2010
18 Jun 2010
The stars don their gladrags and welcome us all to the Opening Night film of the 64th EIFF
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