For far too often these days, British film is observed for its flouncy period pieces or grubby gangster/hooligan skulduggery. Such unfortunately narrow focus often dismisses British cinema’s strong ...

From an early Clara Bow movie to a terrifying BBC horror show that was almost entirely destroyed, these five films were once ...

Kavinsky, the French DJ and electropop musician behind the memorable opening credits song "Nightcall" from the movie "Drive," ...

The Serbian director – who has died aged 93 – transformed film language as a key figure of the Yugoslav Black Wave during the 1960s, made the country’s first horror and brought remarkable versatility ...

The BBC’s iPlayer service isn’t the biggest or the most showy streamer out there, but it was one of the first… and it’s still one of the best. At a time when TV is global and sometimes a little ...

He’s making head trips for the masses, and so every Nolan movie automatically qualifies as his new Ultimate Trip.

X the Unknown, 1956. Directed by Leslie Norman and Joseph Losey. Starring Dean Jagger, Leo McKern, Edward Chapman, Anthony ...

Between the end of World War II and the fall of the Berlin Wall, the weird and wonderful film production line in communist East Germany included sci-fi, westerns, film noir and some uniquely ...

For as long as there have been movies, there have been horror movies. The trends and tropes have changed, but the idea of a ...

Back in 1963, George Sidney directed the big screen adaptation of the hit stage musical Bye Bye Birdie. Starring Dick Van ...

While they have been releasing prominent horror films for decades now, only a select few Blumhouse horror offerings are ...

Christopher Nolan has said fans won't see his next movie for "at least" three years, after directing The Odyssey pushed him ...