(10) Drive

Shame

The complete list of sixty films that resulted in the Left Field Cinema top ten films of 2010.

(10) Inception

Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster is the sort of film studio executives dream of, a crowd pleaser which draws a massive audience, not just for one, but sometimes two or three viewings; a complex labyrinth of a movie which the critics adore almost universally.

Find out which films make numbers 05-01 of the Left Field Cinema Top Ten of 2010.

Written and presented by Mike Dawson.

Find out which films make numbers 10-06 of the Top Ten of 2010.

Written and presented by Mike Dawson.

Two years ago I named Alien Vs Predator 2: Requiem as the worst film of 2008. This special episode (initially intended to be a one-off) wasn’t merely a rant condemning the film as a vacuous commercially geared generic science fiction horror which only served to further doom both franchises to credibility oblivion – the fact that that is exactly what the film was is neither here nor there.

A special edition of Left Field Cinema examines the worst film of 2010, James Nguyen's low-budget Hitchcock homage Bidemic: Shock and Terror.

Written and presented by Mike Dawson.

Introduction: In November I attended the 24th Leeds International Film Festival, for an intense two weeks of film watching (this is the first time that I’ve seen five films in the cinema on a single day, an activity I wouldn’t particularly advise as the films tend to blur into one).

A special look ahead to some of the films that are coming to a cinema near you in the new year. This week examining Radu Muntean's masterpiece relationship drama Tuesday After Christmas; Adam Wingard's serial killer flick A Horrible Way to Die; Hélène Cattet and Bruno Frozani's bonkers horror film Amer; Miguel Ángel Vivas’ home-invasion thriller Kidnapped; Veiko Õunpuu's latest The Temptation of St. Tony; Tom Hooper's royal comedy drama The King's Speech.

Written and presented by Mike Dawson.