Cinema Murder Me, Monster film review Cannes 2018: a strange and disturbing mystery
Gruesome Argentinian creature feature Murder Me, Monster is not for the faint of heart
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DVD & Blu-Ray Win The Old Dark House on Blu-ray with our competition!
We have three copies of James Whale’s gothic chiller The Old Dark House to give away!
DVD & Blu-Ray The Old Dark House Blu-ray review: James Whale’s Gothic horror restored
Boris Karloff is a sinister butler in James Whale’s beautiful Gothic chiller The Old Dark House
Cinema The Man Who Killed Don Quixote film review Cannes 2018: Is Terry Gilliam’s passion project worth the wait?
Terry Gilliam has finally finished his endlessly troubled dream film…so how is it?
Cinema Mirai film review Cannes 2018: more enchanting family drama from the director of Wolf Children
Mamoru Hosoda returns with magical coming of age tale Mirai
Cinema Knife + Heart film review Cannes 2018: a love letter to underground cinema
Yann Gonzalez lovingly plays homage to Bava and Almodóvar in gorgeous kinky giallo Knife + Heart
DVD & Blu-Ray Incarnation DVD review: die, respawn, repeat
An amnesiac must figure out why masked men are killing him in Serbian SF Incarnation
Cinema 2001: A Space Odyssey 70mm film review Cannes 2018: a magnificent trip
You absolutely must catch the 70mm re-release of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001
Cinema IT: Chapter 2 casts adult Eddie Kaspbrak and Stan Uris
The IT sequel casts two more of the Adult Losers
TV Fahrenheit 451 film review Cannes 2018: Michael B Jordan and Michael Shannon take on a classic
HBO update Ray Bradbury’s classic for the digital age with this star-studded TV movie
Cinema Solo: A Star Wars Story film review Cannes 2018: Can Han, Chewie and the origin story deliver?
Can the Han Solo origin movie triumph over its rocky production and prove the doubters wrong?
Cinema Third Kind film review Cannes 2018: explorers visit a barren future Earth
Three archeologists explore our future in Yorgos Zois’ Third Kind
Cinema Grӓns (Border) film review Cannes 2018: John Ajvide Lindqvist adaptation is beautifully twisted
The latest film from the author of Let The Right One In blends rom-com, grotesquerie and bizarre fairy-tale
TV Rick And Morty Season 4 confirmed, and there’s much more to come
Adult Swim orders a massive 70 episodes of Rick And Morty
DVD & Blu-Ray Threads remastered DVD review: this is the way the world ends
The restoration of Barry Hines’ Threads is as devastating as ever
Cinema Revenge writer-director Coralie Fargeat on her stylish, subversive genre movie
We talk to Coralie Fargeat about putting a new spin on a troubled sub-genre with the stylish, brutal Revenge
TV The Expanse cancelled, no Season Four at Syfy
Syfy has cancelled its brilliant SF show The Expanse but there’s a chance that it’s not dead yet
TV The Rain Season 1 review: is the Netflix post-apocalyptic drama worth your time?
Can Netflix’s Danish drama The Rain stand out from all the other post-apocalypses?
TV The Purge TV series casts Fiona Dourif
Chucky and Dirk Gently star Fiona Dourif signs on for The Purge TV show
TV The Passage TV series is finally greenlit by Fox
Fox gives the go-ahead to the TV series based on Justin Cronin’s vampire epic The Passage
Cinema Revenge film review: an unshakeable sensory experience
Coralie Fargeat’s savagely stylish Revenge turns a problematic sub-genre on its head
Cinema Bill And Ted 3 is happening, like, for real this time
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter sign on for Bill And Ted Face The Music because not everything is terrible
Cinema Pet Sematary remake casts John Lithgow
The remake of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary snags the great John Lithgow
What We Do In The Shadows TV series is a go at Fox
Fox greenlights Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi’s What We Do In The Shadows TV series
Cinema Soft Matter film review: mad scientists, gooey mutants and sea gods
Jim Hickcox’s lo-fi, low-art monsterfest Soft Matter defies easy categorisation, while reflecting upon its own impermanence
Cinema The Strangers: Prey At Night film review: stalkers go slasher
The Strangers are back and as vicious as ever in Johannes Roberts’ throwback sequel
Cinema The Dark film review: Justin P Lange’s dark debut concerns monsters and scars
From the Tribeca Film Festival, here’s our review of pitch-black horror The Dark
Cinema Mary And The Witch’s Flower film review: a magic first film from Studio Ghibli veterans?
The first film from Studio Ponoc is beautiful to look at, but is there substance as well as style?
Cinema Happy Death Day 2 confirms cast and returning characters
Looks like Tree Gelbman will be having another killer day over and over again in Happy Death Day 2
Cinema The Grudge reboot adds Betty Gilpin, Jacki Weaver and more
Four more names have been added to the impressive cast of The Grudge reimagining