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Dark figure with a raven atop a rocky outcrop against a stormy sky.
Incoming

Get four chilling glimpses of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

by Charles Bramesco

A quar­tet of ghouls appear in new pre­views for the hor­ror anthology.
A man in a wide-brimmed hat playing an acoustic guitar whilst sitting on a horse in a desert landscape.
Review

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

by Adam Woodward

Joel and Ethan Coen’s six-part anthol­o­gy west­ern might just be the crown­ing achieve­ment of their illus­tri­ous career.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect
Rolling hills covered in golden grass, with a person and dog standing in the foreground overlooking a herd of animals in the distance.
Festivals

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs – first look review

by Adam Woodward

The Coen broth­ers are up to their old tricks in this colour­ful, dark­ly com­ic anthol­o­gy western.
A person with braided hair and a serious expression, holding a blaster weapon.

A Princess Leia movie is the only Star Wars spin-off we want

by Chris Edwards

Explor­ing the character’s back­sto­ry could lead to an inspi­ra­tional anthol­o­gy film.
A woman with blonde hair, wearing a beige knitted jumper, laughing and speaking on a mobile phone.
Women In Film

Drew Barrymore is joining the female horror revolution

by Sofie Steenhaut

The all-female Black Rose Anthol­o­gy is a nec­es­sary cat­a­lyst for achiev­ing gen­der equal­i­ty in the genre.
A sleeping child wearing a red hooded jacket and holding a toy.
Home Ents

All-female horror anthology XX is a worthy project poorly executed

by Elena Lazic

Annie Clark makes her direc­to­r­i­al debut in this con­ven­tion-flip­ping col­lec­tion of shorts.
Individuals interact in a dimly lit bar setting, drinks on a table in the foreground.
Women In Film

How female directors are staking their claim in horror

by Katy Vans

Karyn Kusama and St Vincent’s Annie Clark are among those con­tribut­ing to an all-female anthol­o­gy film.
Three people in a kitchen, one man preparing food on a table with a pig nearby.
Review

Tales from the Golden Age

by Matt Bochenski

This anthol­o­gy film is sly, wry, fun­ny and illuminating.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect