By Matt Thrift
How many of these pulse-quickening set pieces have you seen?
Take a peek at the director's first foray into TV and meet the new Nola Darling.
David Cronenberg’s erotically-charged social satire is a cautionary tale for the internet age.
Mushroom clouds and glowing orbs – was this the most experimental hour of television ever to air?
By Anton Bitel
The Amityville Horror is one of the great ’70s genre films.
Kinji Fukasaku’s Doberman Cop is finally available on home video in the UK.
The American director discusses the issues at the heart of her newly remastered 1983 film.
Walter Hill’s cult film is full of intense car chases and silent antiheroes.
From Shaun of the Dead to Scott Pilgrim, we run through some of the British director’s finest moments.
The star of Twin Peaks uses social media to connect with fans and promote good causes.
By Ian Mantgani
There’s something deeply entertaining and moving about his widely ridiculed lead turn.
The Lisbon sisters helped me to understand my own awkward coming of age.
A Japanese ramen company has reimagined Hayao Miyazaki’s sky-high heroine.
By Katy Vans
Now more than ever, filmmakers are fighting to give a voice to the disaffected, the poor and the oppressed.
He starts shooting a new sci-fi movie next month, directed by the great Claire Denis.
Netflix’s new show emphasises just how deep gender stereotypes run in mainstream media.
Could Heather Graham be about to make a shock return to Twin Peaks?
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