mainstream cinema

There’s nothing quite like the experience of watching a horror movie in a right? If you’re a bit of a horror movie buff like I am, then you’ll be ecstatic by all the offerings that our cherished capital is throwing up...

If you're guilty of watching a show and pointing at the screen frantically saying, 'I've been there!' then you're not alone. This affliction affects three in five Londoners, and is particularly rampant when Slow Horses...

Quaint, quiet, and oh-so quintessential English villages sure have had their fair share of screen-time over the years. There's the  featured in The Holiday, there's the in Hot Fuzz, and there's Hambleden; a picture-per...

Forget whodunnit, if you're anything like me, you might be watching this cosy crime caper unfold and can't help thinking whereisit? The filming locations of The Thursday Murder Club are pretty close to home (if you live...

As one of the world's biggest film-making locations, it's no wonder why London is a hub for movie lovers. With its , vibrant culture and variety of , the city offers an extensive array of activities for cinephiles to ex...

When the sun shines in London, there's no better place to be than . Handily, our city is home to a three-month-long celebration of summer, right by the Thames at . Returning for another (hopefully) glorious summer of su...

Hollywood's cream of the crop is arriving at outdoor cinemas across London this summer, bringing the magic of film to , , and even . With a massive range of blockbusters, cult classics, and family-friendly films on offe...

Imagine this – you’re on a rubber dinghy, clinging on against the wild rush of water, and glance back to see a towering Tyrannosaurus Rex, dagger-like teeth and all, powering its way towards you with murderous intent. W...

If you've ever fancied stepping straight through the cinema screen and into one of Wes Anderson's postmodern masterpieces; this may well be the closest you're ever going to get. The private dining room inside 's beloved...

It's been over a quarter of a century since The Boy Who Lived first graced our bookshelves, and London's love for Harry Potter still knows no bounds. One place that's particularly potty for Potter is House of MinaLima....