Re-Animator (1985)
Resurrected from the vault of censored horror humour of the 1980’s there’s bloody fun to be had with the splatterfest Re-Animator.
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Resurrected from the vault of censored horror humour of the 1980’s there’s bloody fun to be had with the splatterfest Re-Animator.
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The feature debut from Singapore writer director Anthony Chen is a social and family drama.
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Cheers and tears abound in a distinctly human story from Shûichi Okita.
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Ryohei Watanabe’s debut feature is an utterly engaging work of school shock filmed on a miniscule budget but with maximum return.
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A multitude of horrors face the surviving humans in a frozen future.
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Ever fancied becoming a screenwriter? It need not be a crime…
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Art and relationships develop in a time of war in Fernando Trueba’s delightful yet dramatic black and white film
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Perhaps Hitchcock’s most controversial film, this detailed book explores how Marnie was made.
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The thriller is a hugely popular genre and has been for decades. Here’s a guide showing you how to write and sell your own screenplay.
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A savage yet absorbing drama from Ki-duk Kim.
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Serial murder thriller with a distinct and bizzare edge in Danny Pang’s crime drama.
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A double bill of films from Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Should you watch them together? They were made together…
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Silents are golden. A sumptuous retelling of Snow White with bull fighting and no recorded dialogue.
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New Waves in Cinema discusses the history and development of a number of film movements from around the world.
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An independent British drama that tackles difficult issues. Laugh (a little), and cry (a lot).
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If music be the food of love, rave on.
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Billy Liar is re-issued 125 years after its original release. Oh all right, 50 years then.
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Actor, director, writer, comedian who makes gripping, often violent films, Flowering Blood looks at Takeshi Kitano, the man, the myths and the movies.
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The new release of the Evil Dead remake is imminent. But let’s look back to the original Evil Dead 2.
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Two collaborations between director Joseph Losey and screenwriter Harold Pinter, both starring Dirk Bogarde, receive a welcome small-screen re-issue.
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