We asked some of our filmmaking friends to tell us about the movie scenes they find the scariest. Here are their answers...
The little known Welles starring short Return To Glennascaul.
Five arguments in favour of the horror remake.
A cigarette brand ties The Walking Dead back to a fictional universe created by 1980s hospital drama St. Elsewhere.
We examine how horror movies reflect the social concerns of their time.
It's just been announced that the sixth Die Hard movie will be a prequel, but we already got one in 1968's The Detective.
TMW worries today's kids aren't being exposed to cinema's vast history.
You may have Lucille Ball to thank for your favourite TV show.
Is 'Film Snob' an oxymoron?
The world is unleashing an entirely new cinema - or if this Irish filmmaker may coin a term, an entirely Nuascannán.
We look at 10 directors who found themselves thrust onto the blockbuster stage.
We looked at Robert Wise's work on The Sound of Music here. Now we go beyond his most famous movie to look at 10 more films you need to see from the director.
In ANTicipation of the release of Marvel's ANT-MAN on July 17th, here are 18 facts you won't need a microscope to read.
The iconic filmmaker clarifies a recent Guardian article.
In a year when issues pertaining to race and racism have dominated news headlines, the Sundance Film Festival focused on bringing diversity to the big screen.
TMW's genre TV guru Nick Sauer talks us through his discoveries of last year.
With Into the Woods opening in UK/ROI cinemas on January 9th, here are some facts from the adaptation of Sondheim's musical.
This past year proved to be a banner year for fans of genre television. Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror, which where largely viewed as niche programming in the past, have now become almost, if not completely, mainstream.
If it's originality you're after, look away now. 2015 is set to give us a host of remakes and adaptations of novels, comics and video games.
Hollywood loves true stories and there are plenty coming our way in 2015.
