Disney+ will soon be a repository for kiddie films forgotten by time.
By Elena Lazic
Kurt Russell’s charming turn as Santa Claus makes this a festive family adventure to savour.
By Anton Bitel
The genre maestro’s dystopian thriller feels eerily prescient in its depiction of a broken police state.
By Anton Bitel
The director’s newly-restored 1982 film continues to stand the test of time.
By Nadine Smith
Like Philip K Dick’s replicants, Kurt Russell’s steely-eyed space marine asks what it means to be human.
By Jack Godwin
John Carpenter’s classic sci-fi is being rebooted – but who will play eye-patched antihero Snake Plissken?
By Ewen Hosie
Released 30 years ago, John Carpenter’s frantic San Francisco beat ’em up has lost none of its cult appeal.
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