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Kaiju fans rejoice, for the gods of schlocky entertainment (Arrow Video) have surpassed even their

Christmas, it seems, has come early (or possibly very late) for fans of Nigel Kneale.

Ricky Lau’s comedy horror about hopping vampires and lovelorn ghosts just about holds it own,

In The Bridge on the River Kwai, William Holden says, in a very abridged quote:

At this strange time, it seems de rigueur to describe the United Kingdom as a

The rape-revenge genre is not one which has always covered itself in glory over the

Poor old Sonic, despite his famed speed, he always seems to be one step behind

The critical adulation and awards bestowed upon Judy, or it’s leading lady I should say,

Clint Eastwood has made a career – the latter half anyway – directing real-life dramas

In the 32 years between 1973 and 2005, Terence Malick directed only four films, and

Poor George Michael. His good name has been dragged through the tinsel-flecked, bauble-strewn mud. Last

Introducing his The Shining sequel, in London last week, director Mike Flanagan spoke about the

It’s a shame that things have come to this. The first Zombieland seemed to ride

Adapting a New York magazine article that went viral in 2015, Lorene Scafaria’s Hustlers flips