Robert Rodriguez’s 18 minute VR film The Limit is a wild and visceral ride
The latest action film from director Robert Rodriguez will not be coming to a cinema near you.
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Remembering Geoff Murphy with one of his tallest Hollywood tales
Read an excerpt from Murphy’s memoir A Life on Film.
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Interview: Bad boy of French cinema Gaspar Noe on making Climax and taking psychedelics
The controversial French artist’s latest work is the insane psychedelic dance movie Climax
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On its 30th birthday, John Carpenter’s cult classic They Live is more relevant and compelling than ever
It’s time to revisit John Carpenter’s prophecy of a world clogged by signals and stimulus.
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Interview: How first-time film director Otto Bathurst reimagined Robin Hood for the 21st century
Do we really need another Robin Hood movie? That question was on the mind of director Otto Bathurst, as Sarah Ward discovers in her…
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Detective Pikachu is not my childhood Pokémon movie & thank God for that
This could actually work.
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Fantastic Beasts cast speaks to Flicks at The Crimes of Grindelwald world premiere
Helen Barlow speaks with Eddie Redmayne, Jude Law, Ezra Miller and more.
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Gunpowder, gelatine and dynamite with a laser beam: a history of Queen at the movies
Queen music has been used in great scenes in many films, from Wayne’s World to Highlander to Shaun of the Dead,
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7 reasons why you should love Suspiria, old and new
The new Suspiria is less a remake of the original than a love letter to it.
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A cinematic analysis of Red Dead Redemption 2, the blockbuster game deeply connected to film history
The western was baked into the very foundation of the moving image.
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Spooky spirits and restless souls: 10 of the greatest horror anthologies
We search the catacombs of cinema history to pick ten of the greatest horror anthologies ever made.
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How a one-word email and a ringtone got David Gordon Green to direct Halloween
“The sicko in me came out” Green tells Dominic Corry.
