Family Values: David Cronenberg’s The Brood
Perhaps David Cronenberg’s most personal and unnerving film, a tale of marital strife, bad science and killer kids.
Cultural Chaos and Forgotten Stories
Perhaps David Cronenberg’s most personal and unnerving film, a tale of marital strife, bad science and killer kids.
Looking back at the iconic star of Shaft and how the cinematic movement that film helped spawn was (and is) ghettoised by an elitist movie establishment.
Richard Roundtree And The Critical Dismissal Of Black Action Cinema Read More
The Greatest Films Of All Time saga rumbles on with the release of the full top 250 titles.
Sight And Sound’s Greatest Films – The Next Batch Read More
Thoughts from 2012 on ‘the greatest films of all time’ and the odd outliers of the Sight and Sound poll that year as we await the 2022 results.
Why the Sight and Sound Poll Doesn’t Matter – And Why It Does Read More
The much-maligned British 1997 comedy farce is a lot more fun than humourless film critics would like you to think.
In Defence Of… Fierce Creatures Read More
The most hated film of the 2010s now feels even more out of time than ever – but was it actually as awful as you have been told?
Movie 43 – Was It Really That Bad? Read More
Setting the scene for our month of Film Noir reviews – and explaining why we are refusing to take a narrow view of just what ‘noir’ is.
Noirvember: An Introduction Read More
The compelling awfulness of the YouTube Reaction Video.
Negative Reactions Read More
Almost three decades on, Pulp Fiction remains the go-to Cool Movie for people who aren’t cool.
Pulped Friction: Learning To Live With The World’s Most Over-Hyped Movie Read More
The pioneering home video offerings from one of Britain’s biggest entertainment companies.
An Unlimited Supply: The EMI Video Catalogues Read More
John Schlesinger’s notorious flop is a fascinatingly cynical – if heavily flawed – look at American culture.
Puncturing The American Dream: Honky Tonk Freeway Reconsidered Read More