While Tim Burton is invariably associated with Hallowe’en, Conor Barry questions whether he retains any credibility.
Conor Barry takes a look at Roman Polanski’s farewell to free living, starring Ewan McGregor, Pierce Brosnan and Kim Cattrall
With the release of Kick-Ass, Conor Barry takes a spandex-wearing trip down superhero memory lane
Cinematic curmudgeon Conor Barry isn’t quite convinced that 3D is the holy grail in the struggle to keep film afloat
His starring roles have grossed over $2.6 billion, he’s one of Hollywood’s coolest action men, and one of his more recent films spawned the most viral movie quote in decades. So what is Samuel L. …
The Oscars are coming! Hooray! Or, well, not actually hooray, according to an unimpressed Conor Barry
It’s been one of the TV highlights of the last decade – so why does Conor Barry always find himself having to defend LOST and not praise it?
Conor Barry gets to grips with the funny-but-pointless Family Guy spinoff, The Cleveland Show
Conor Barry talks to award-winning funnyman David O’Doherty about life, comedy, and tweeting too much
With the recent release of Reeling in the 90s, Conor Barry met up with one of the creators and producer of the show to get a history lesson on the show itself
The latest American TV fad, The Biggest Loser, makes fun of fat people, making Conor Barry wonder when TV became such an asshole…
With the upcoming French Film Festival taking place in the IFI this November, Conor Barry takes a waltz through some of the better French entries
Conor Barry looks through the horror archive and picks your cinematic Halloween playlist
Conor Barry takes a not-so-sneak peek at Channel 4’s evergreen Peep Show
You know those shows that some of your slightly irritating friends say you have to watch, and when you eventually do, you become the …
In the second part of a two-part series, Conor Barry meets producer of Disney-Pixar’s new epic Up, Jonas Rivera
In the first of a two-part series, resident film buff Conor Barry talks to the brains behind Disney Pixar’s latest movie Up. First up (ahem) is director Pete Docter
It is difficult to fathom how a company like Pixar can maintain such a high quality with each new film (we’ll ignore Cars). Apart from the obvious technological improvements with each new release, the team …
