Yo, dudes! Ahem. I'll bet you're enjoying Downtown Week, ain't ya? And, why not; after all, you've never seen anyone wear a T-shirt with 'I Hate New York' written on it, have you? Part of the allure of the Big Apple ...Read More
Glenn O’Brien’s TV Party was an anarchic music/arts show that aired between 1978-1982. Produced with almost no budget and no script it showcased the best talent from NYC and beyond. Fondly remembered for it’s mad performances and guests, it gave ...Read More
Hello cool cats and jive turkeys, welcome to Daysarenumbers’ Downtown week! This week we’ll be traveling back in time to late 70s & 80s New York to celebrate one of the most creatively fertile periods of popular music and film. From ...Read More
Oh, hello. Got any plans for Valentine's Day? No? Yes, it is a bit vacuous and overly commercialised, isn't it? And what's that? You don't have a girlfriend/boyfriend (cross off where apropriate)? What a shame! So you were thinking of ...Read More
Love is in the air dear readers, indeed, it is all around us, which can only mean one thing…It’s only bloody Valentine’s Day in a few days time!!! So, to get you in the mood for love, we thought we would ...Read More
Hello all, and welcome to Days Are Numbers' countdown of the thirty greatest films of the decade!* After a brief moment of mulling it over, I decided not to do a 'best of' list at the end of last year, because ...Read More
I have gushed about Gremlins on the pages of this very website before, of course. It was my favourite film when I was a nipper, remains one of my favourite films to this day, and will always be my favourite ...Read More
Ho, ho, ho!!! Greetings and salutations dear reader and welcome to Daysarenumbers' very own Grotto of Festive Delights! Between now and Christmas Eve, we shall be offering you the best Yuletide treats. Expect Myrrh-ish music, Frankincense scented films and plenty of ...Read More
When I talk to people who haven't seen Ghostwatch (either because they were too young, or they were watching something else at the time), I sometimes feel like the deranged stereotype of a Vietnam veteran; "YOU WOULDN'T KNOW, MAN! YOU WEREN'T THERE, ...Read More
Films based on comic books. There's a few too many of 'em about these days. And what's worse is that they all seem determined to sap everything that's remotely fun out of comic books in their transition from page to screen. ...Read More
