The Films That Made Me - Richard Kelly’s DONNIE DARKO

A teenage boy experiences visions of an impending doomsday.

The Films That Made Me - Ridley Scott’s ALIEN

A space trucker is feeling a little chesty.

Blu-Ray Review - BEYOND THE DOOR (1974)

A woman becomes possessed by Satan.

Blu-Ray Review - SECRET FRIENDS (1991)

During a train ride, a commuter descends into a fantasy world.

The Films That Made Me - Alfred Hitchcock’s REAR WINDOW

A housebound photographer is sure a neighbour is a murderer.

HELL ON THE BORDER Director Wes Miller’s Top Five Western Movie Influences

Director Wes Miller on the movies that influenced his new western.

Mike’s Strange Cinema Cavalcade - The ONE MISSED CALL Trilogy (Part One)

First of a two part look at Arrow Video's release of the One Missed Call trilogy.

Re-Release Review - THE ELEPHANT MAN (1980)

In Victorian London, a doctor's professional curiosity in his subject turns to friendship.

FIRST LOVE Director Takashi Miike’s Top Five Yakuza Movies

The cult Japanese director picks his five favourite movies from the Yakuza genre.

The Five Best Films Based on the Life of Ned Kelly

Five depictions of the infamous Aussie outlaw down the decades.

Wanted Dead or Alive: HELL ON THE BORDER and the Best Old West Manhunts in the Movies

Ahead of the UK release of Hell on the Border, we're looking at some iconic manhunts from westerns.

Video Highlights the Problem With 2018’s HALLOWEEN

A new video looks at the main issue Halloween fans had with the 2018 reboot.

The Films That Made Me: The Marx Brothers’ DUCK SOUP

The nation of Freedonia has a new president!

Blu-Ray Review - RESURRECTED (1989)

Presumed dead, a British soldier returns home from the Falklands conflict.

Blu-Ray Review - ORPHANS (1998)

Four Glaswegian siblings reunite for their mother's funeral.

Apprehension and Acceptance: The Duality of MODEL SHOP and COMING HOME

How Jacques Demy and Hal Ashby's films act as mirrors of the Vietnam experience.

The Films That Made Me: Wim Wenders’ WINGS OF DESIRE

In a divided Berlin, an angel yearns to experience what it means to be human.

Mike’s Strange Cinema Cavalcade - Tex Avery Screwball Classics Vol.1

A collection of animated classics from Warner Archive.

Blu-Ray Review - NIGHT TIDE (1961)

A sailor falls in love with a woman who may be a sea creature.

Blu-Ray Review - BLACK ANGEL (1946)

An alcoholic songwriter and a former singer team up to save the latter's husband from Death Row.