By Anton Bitel
In 1983’s Suburbia and 1985’s The Boys Next Door, the Reagan era is a place of lay-offs, layabouts and general decay.
The acclaimed director of Velvet Goldmine eulogises the ’60s rock legends in his new film.
By Adam Scovell
Inspired by real-life killings, 1968’s Corruption is one of the first – and most effective – British horror films of its kind.
By Steph Green
Powered by Kathleen Turner’s entrancing performance, the 1981 film ushered in a bold new era for woman on screen.
TC takes a well-earned break from filming the latest Mission: Impossible film to indulge his love of Indian food.
Pack your stillsuits, we’re going to Arrakis for our special 90th edition dedicated to Denis Villeneuve’s Dune.
He stars with Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons in the new Western from Jane Campion.
Before she became a bona fide movie star, Olsen announced herself as an actor with fearless instincts in Sean Durkin’s directorial debut.
She’ll play the ripe-necked victim of Orlok the vampire in the new take on FW Murnau’s Gothic classic.
She and Milena Smit share a spiritual bond in the new film from Pedro Almodóvar.
By Anton Bitel
Yasuzô Masumura’s macabre masterpiece Blind Beast paints an unnerving portrait of an artist and his muse.
In his upcoming work of loose autobiography for Netflix, a young man has a brush with greatness in ’80s Napoli.
Nicole Kidman heads up an irresistible ensemble cast in this insightful social satire from the creator of Big Little Lies.
Benedict Cumberbatch is the perfect fit for the director’s upcoming neo-western, The Power of the Dog.
By Anton Bitel
John Frankenheimer’s Prophecy sees Mother Nature exact revenge against a researcher couple in rural Maine.
The real-life Mike Yanagita tells the story of one of the most memorable scenes in the Coen brothers’ filmography.
Our resident cartoonist puts a decidedly British spin on the recent everyman action-thriller.
She’s headed to 19th-century Ireland for director Sebastián Lelio’s medical-intrigue drama.
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