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Harking back to the festive hits of yesteryear, a controversial band make an unexpected and effective stab at wholesome respectability.

Our New Christmas Music Countdown begins with a doom-metal take on a collection of festival favourites… including THAT Mariah Carey tune.

The notorious Leslie Phillips sit-com of the 1970s is not quite the sexist atrocity that it has been made out to be.

A documentary exploring the hidden world of epilepsy and the campaign for access to medication.

A collection of Bangladeshi folk horror stories that is impressively creepy and original.

A London-based study of the creeping malaise of influencer culture and social alienation is nowhere near as profound as it thinks it is.

A look at the books contained in Hitler’s library offers little information that we didn’t already know about the genocidal Nazi leader.

A remarkable documentary about Canada’s ‘potty-mouthed Grandma’ and leading sex educator.

Family disintegration, rural machismo and the search for Golden Viagra in this charming coming-of-age movie.

A charming animated film about the power of music to help the lost and broken find identity and friendship.

Continuing our festival previews with a look at Sean Hogan’s relentlessly creepy slice of Folk Horror.

Digging into the experimental underground horrors of one of the most unsettling films of the 1970s.