Laurence Boyce (@LaurenceBoyce) reviews the film that won the Golden Owl Award at the 2010 Leeds International Film Festival as it is released on DVD.

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol is the fourth film in the blockbuster franchise. Laurence Boyce (@LaurenceBoyce) examines whether it’s an impossible watch as it reaches DVD and Blu-ray

Laurence Boyce reviews the excellent – though sometimes disturbing – adaptation of Lionel Shriver’s novel now out on DVD & Blu-ray

Laurence Boyce reviews Steven Soderbergh’s star-studded syndrome shocker. Trying say that with a mouthful of cream crackers.

Filmed in Leeds, Paddy Considine’s feature debut Tyrannosaur is one of the most talked British movies of 2011. Laurence Boyce reviews it as it comes out on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Laurence Boyce looks at the re-release of this seminal graphic novel

Laurence Boyce takes a look at the acclaimed new adaptation of the classic spy novel coming to DVD and Blu-Ray on 30th January

Laurence Boyce reviews a tour-de-force of modern gothic horror as it gets a well deserved re-release

Robert Dinsdale is headed to Morley Lit Fest to talk about his book set in 1940s Leeds. Laurence Boyce reviews his tense tale.

Author Alwyn W. Turner is coming to the Morley Literature Festival to discuss his new, authoritative biography on Terry Nation, the writer behind Britain’s most popular and successful villains – the Daleks. Laurence Boyce takes a look at the book.

As Mark Radcliffe prepares to come to Morley, Laurence Boyce looks at his latest memoir and wishes that Kate Bush would cook for him

Comedian and Grumpy Old Man Arthur Smith is coming to the Morley Literature Festival. Laurence Boyce reviews his autobiography as a small taste of things to come.

Ben Hopkins has created some wonderful feature films. Now Laurence Boyce reviews his debut novel, a dark but compelling fable.

Laurence Boyce looks at the weighty new sci-fi novel from Iain M Banks who will be appearing at the Morley Literature Festival on Friday 15th October

Laurence Boyce reviews Robin Ince’s Bad Book Club in anticipation for the author and comedian’s appearence at the Morley Literature Festival.

Laurence Boyce gives three people a chance to win This is England ‘86 which came out on DVD on Monday 11th October

Laurence Boyce gets ready to get involved in the Morley Literature Festival, which begins Monday 11th October. Even if he’s in another country.

Laurence Boyce reviews the book that will be the focus of the inaugural Culture Vulture Book Group, a part of the Morley Literature Festival. If you’ve had your copy of the book, have your say in the comments section below.

The Culture Vulture welcomes guest blogger Neil Kennedy, the man behind Chris Morris website Cook’d and Bomb’d, to talk about the DVD release of Four Lions (which was released on 31st August) and some of the myths surrounding its director.

Laurence Boyce advises you to look out for a great British documentary which plays the Hyde Park Picture House on Monday 19th July

Over the past few years Batley born writer and filmmaker Sean Conway has been slowly building himself a reputation as an uncompromising artist.  Short films such as Alex And Her Arse Truck and the feature …

As Four Lions is released across the country, Laurence Boyce looks at a new book dedicated to its controversial director, Chris Morris.

Laurence Boyce looks forward to the 16th Bradford International Film Festival which runs from 18th-28th March 2010.

It’s a filmy few weeks in the area, so Laurence Boyce reviews a book devoted to a classic of cinema whilst giving you a chance to get your hands on you own.

Laurence Boyce has been away for a bit. But he’s awakened from hibernation to pass on what films to look out for in the North over the coming month.

The season of goodwill is at an end. Time to get nasty again. Laurence Boyce looks at Charlie Brooker’s The Hell Of It All and gives you a chance to win a copy. Closing Date: 15th February 2010