Satoshi Kon’s cult anime contains a vital message for modern audiences.
Turns out they’re not too old for this sh*t after all...
With a pinch of Hammer Horror and a dollop of ’80s gore, this meta horror is the boldest in the series.
After an unpredictable summer movie season, original stories are suddenly back in demand.
By Thomas Hobbs
This Aussie indie horror from 2008 is the perfect supernatural chiller to watch this Halloween.
This premiere episode sets up more mysterious goings on – but don’t expect any easy answers from the second season.
The actor, writer and filmmaker has shot a brilliantly bizarre short for the band TOYDRUM.
By Matt Turner
The Finals Girls showcases exciting female voices in genre cinema.
The Call Me by Your Name stars speak candidly about their cherished time on set together.
By Ella Kemp
The American actor’s latest scene-stealing performance shows what a female superhero should look like.
By Josie Finlay
This scene-for-scene redo of William Friedkin’s horror classic has to be seen to be believed.
Daniel Day-Lewis plays a London dressmaker in the writer/director’s eighth feature.
By Anton Bitel
The director’s newly-restored 1982 film continues to stand the test of time.
Check out these ultra rare alternative poster designs, including notes from Stanley Kubrick.
Netflix’s newest crime drama series is the culmination of a career-long obsession for the director.
Exploring the hit Netflix show through the lens of its biggest inspiration.
Fans of André Aciman’s 2007 novel reflect on what makes it so special.
By Ella Kemp
A tribute to Jerry Lewis and a Bollywood dancing class are among the highlights of this year’s festival.
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