A film based on a musical based on a Roger Corman cult B-movie inspired by a short story, Little Shop of Horrors is a truly unique film. Directed by the voice of Miss Piggy and Yoda, and written by ...

There’s a lot riding on Wildwood. Laika’s latest stop-motion animated feature has built up anticipation few films garner. The terrific marketing emphasising human craft and teasing a fantasy epic has ...

Studio Ghibli is once again gracing cinema screens across the UK and Ireland, with a remastered 4K version of Arrietty, coming to IMAX from the 14 th October, and to theatres nationwide from the 16 th ...

It’s easy to see why Binding Eva earned the vote of confidence that is a Saturday evening slot at this year’s FrightFest. Writer-director Conscian Morgan’s impressive debut is a psychological horror ...

There’s a reassurance in revisiting the earlier works of auteurs, and finding they’ve kept their methods and fascinations in place from the start. The stylish excesses of director John Woo may have ...

From its opening moments, Fresh Meat leaves no doubt about the kind of film it wants to be. Director Daniel Turres wastes little time plunging audiences into a grisly opening sequence, bathed in ...

What if life was like a video game, and every time you died, you respawned at your last save point? That reality is explored in Stewart Sparke’s sci-fi horror Dead Reset. In this film, Cole (Daniel ...

2001 was a big year for fantasy films. Two competing adaptations of bestselling books were released within weeks of each other: The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. Both have gone on to define the ...

It is hard to imagine the effect Forbidden Planet would have had on audiences in 1956. Arrow’s new release, built around a sparkling 4K restoration of the classic, comes close, thanks to a commentary ...

Cold Prey is a cult Norwegian horror series not dissimilar to Halloween, Friday the 13th, or any cabin-in-the-woods horror. You know the type: plucky youngsters on an away trip, drinking and having ...