The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse

I never saw any of The League's work until early last year - although when channel hopping one night I caught the end of one the series three episodes. But last winter I fell in love with the show and its... Full review

I enjoyed the TV series... enjoyed it alot for its black humour, visuals, quirks, but this movie is terrible.. the story, the pace, the direction. Its simply boring. Worse film of the year.... Full review

As an American fan of The League of Gentlemen I had to wait months to finally see this film when it came out on DVD, but it was well worth the (excruciating) wait. "Apocalypse" is fantastic- funny, freaky, clever as hell,... Full review

If you are American or over the age of 40 or under the age of 11 - don't bother. This is as black as as a moonless night when all the streetlights are off. Dark, witty and original.... Full review

i thought this film was excellent the jokes were funny and the charcters were brillant . loved every minute of it... Full review

For many the hit series was ten years of pitch black humour loaded with affectionate parodies of classic films and a hilarious assortment of over a hundred characters with instantly recognisable catchphrases. Few shows have survived transition from radio to TV... Full review

After three outstanding BBC television series' and a Christmas special, the bizarre and grotesque (yet perversely lovable) characters of bleak fictional town Royston Vasey make the jump to celluloid, along with their creators - The League of Gentlemen. Mark Gatiss, Steve... Full review

The best British Comedy Film ever! For years English comedy television programs have turned into films and have flopped, 'Are You Being Served?' 'Dads Army', the list goes on. However the popular dark humoured BBC television show; 'The League of Gentlemen'... Full review

The film was apparently spawned from an idea one of the writers had when he 'saw' one of his creations in a supermarket. The inhabitants of Royston Vasey head into 'our' world to persuade the writers not to stop writing about... Full review

Being a massive fan of the TV series (even to the extent of visiting Hadfield where its filmed!) I was waiting for this to come out from the second I heard about it. Perhaps my expectations were to high, but literally... Full review

it addresses one of the film's major in-built problems..... ... Full Review

The fictional world of Royston Vasey is facing apocalypse and the only way to avert disaster is for our nightmarish cast of characters to find a way into the real world and confront their creators. From present day Soho to the fictional film world of 17th Century Britain, the residents must overcome countless bizarre obstacles in their bid to return Royston Vasey to safety. ... Full Review

Reece Shearsmith has revealed that he and Steve Pemberton are keen to revive the League Of Gentlemen franchise. Speaking exclusively to DS , the actor said that they would not rule out revisiting the show. ... Full Article

Neurologists with theories about laughter currently believe the nerves that produce a big fat guffaw are in the part of the brain that deals with respiration. ... Full Article

A new comedy hits the UK, and i really hope it gets a major worldwide release too. Universal Studios, Film Four and Tiger Aspect Pictures in association with Hell's Kitchen International have joined together to bring the cult classic TV... ... Full Article

In these postmodern times, smallscreen characters have a funny way of haunting their movie remakes. Former 'Angel' Jaclyn Smyth had an uncredited cameo opposite her younger replacement in It's Got: A violently ejaculating giraffe; Tubbs on a toilet, declaring "I... ... Full Article