An examination of cultural theorist and founder of The New Left Review, Stuart Hall.
Great Movie Posters - Hammer's Dracula series
While 1957's Curse of Frankenstein may have put Hammer Studios on the cinematic map, it's their 1958 adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, and subsequent sequels, that the iconic studio is most associated with. The Dracula films brought sexuality and violence to the forefront in a way not previously seen in mainstream cinema and the promotional posters reveled in this mix.
New Release Review - Inside Llewyn Davis
A narcissistic singer struggles to survive in the Greenwich Village folk music scene of the early sixties.
Kelly + Victor winners!
Twisted romance Kelly + Victor hits UK BluRay/DVD on January 13th from Verve Pictures. TMW has three copies of the film on either BluRay or DVD (winners preference) to give away to UK readers.
Frances Ha DVD Winners!
The 10 Best John Carpenter Scores
John Carpenter is the ultimate auteur. Not only has he directed, written, edited and produced throughout his career but he's also written the scores for most of his movies. One of the first soundtrack composers to make use of synths, Carpenter brought a minimalistic rock 'n' roll approach to his scores and defined the sound of eighties horror. Here are selections from ten of his best works.
