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 ...

Live from London, it’s Saturday night, and SNL UK is back for its third episode. Taking on hosting duties for the night is the UK’s most dated woman, Amelia Dimoldenberg. Fresh off ending her behemoth ...

Based on the short story of the same name by Rose Tremain, Extra Geography follows the story of two best friends, Flic (Marni Duggan) and Minna (Galaxie Clear), who attend a British boarding school ...

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 ...

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 ...

Power and control can be used to do terrible things, as we all well and truly know, and in Quarxx’s latest film The Ones Who Grieve, which enjoyed its North American premiere at this year’s Fantastic ...

It is a sad truth that casting disabled performers for disabled characters is still noteworthy, despite years of campaigning and recognised success stories like the Oscar-winning CODA. Adam Yorke has ...

2026 is the year of the horror video game adaptation, from Christophe Gans’ Silent Hill Returns (the less said about this one, though, the better) to Iron Lung, Backrooms, The Mortuary Assistant, and ...

Arrow Film’s dedication to bringing us the definitive Ultra HD library of Clive Barker films reaches an interesting and inevitable point. After serving up limited edition sets of Candyman, the ...

Kicking off this year’s FrightFest in London for its 26th year was Abner Pastoll’s Nervous that takes a unique look at the voicelessness many women feel in relationships, as well as the wider world.

From Raw to In My Skin, Alpha, Titane, and Swallow, French body horror has long captivated genre fans thanks to its unflinching, visceral extremes, its unique blend of high art and exploitation, and ...