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Friday, 29 January 2021 Britain’s world 200m champion Dina Asher-Smith equalled her British record of 7.08sec in winning the 60 metres at the first World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting of the year in Karlsruhe on a night when France’s former world pole vault record holder Renaud Lavillenie looked back to his lofty best. Despite not having competed indoors for three years, the 25-year-old Briton, who set her record in 2015, was never headed as she finished clear of France’s Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue, who clocked 7.16, and Switzerland’s Ajla Del Ponte, who equalled her personal best o...

Screenplay News and Reviews WARNING: The following contains minor spoilers for Bloody Hell, now available in select theaters, drive-ins and On Demand. What if you traveled to a foreign country only to be kidnapped from the airport by a family with nefarious intentions? That’s the scenario imagined in Bloody Hell, a stylish horror-comedy that originated in the mind of screenwriter Robert Benjamin. His take on the story is clever and innovative, leading to a movie that goes in unexpected directions that will have viewers covering their eyes even as they’re laughing hysterically. In an inte...

What is love? Is it a cosmic spell? A union of souls? Or that special moment when you met someone who has been through the same insanity as you have, and come out the other side with a matching kind of damage? It's what brings Alia (Fraser) and Rex (O'Toole) together. She's the sane daughter of a family of deranged cannibals in rural Finland, he's the latest lunch special that the family has got tied up in the basement. Only Rex is a little different to the usual hapless tourist that they lure in, dispatch, and then carve up for cold cuts. Ya see, American veteran and ex-con Rex has washed up...

'Bloody Hell' Heads to Finland for One Hell of a Bloody Good Time A tale of survival with killer Finns, a cannibalistic giant, and love. What more could you ask for? Entertainment Squad They say there are only seven basic stories in all of literature and film, and while the tally may be arguable the core truth remains. That means the key to making your story stand out rests in the details and what you choose to do with that otherwise familiar plot. Many films struggle on that front, but some instead take the opportunity to cut loose and deliver something truly memorable.

Review: Freaky shenanigans abound in overstuffed dark comedy 'Bloody Hell' Noel Murray © Provided by The LA Times Ben O'Toole in "Bloody Hell." (The Horror Collective) In the blackly comic horror movie “Bloody Hell,” Ben O’Toole plays an affable everyman with a violent streak. His character Rex Coen is a veteran, coping with PTSD by carrying on conversations in his head with his own id (also played by O’Toole). It’s a lively and risky performance, given that Rex’s inner voice sometimes urges him to shoot his enemies. The film as a whole isn’t quite as good as ...