Following up on his surreal comedy debut Sorry To Bother You, writer Boots Reily’s I Love Boosters somehow didn’t reach the same audience; it’s a super-ambitious, borderline incoherent tirade about ...

In today’s turbulent times, however, Ali G himself finds himself under attack for cultural appropriation, and that battle is part of the narrative here; the publicity campaign for this film has ...

The original Star Wars was wonderfully economical about this. A glance at a strange face, a battered doorway, a Jawa carrying ...

The sole entry in the category ‘Roger Corman horror cheapies which became hit musicals’, 1960’s The Little Shop of Horrors is a strange and interesting movie that has a quaint, weird, down-at-heel ...

‘This f*cking film did so much damage…brought my family so much pain,’ complains the late Justin Hardy in this new documentary that’s partly a personal account of the making of the fabled 1973 British ...

I burned myself out on the musical Little Shop of Horrors when I played the role of talking carnivorous plant Audrey II in an amateur stage production; fortunately I didn’t really have to perform, but ...

Anthony Shaffer’s The Wicker Man is generally voted to be one of the best, if not the very best, of British horror films .

Give the people what they want!’ screams someone against the deafening din of the new Street Fighter reboot, reviving the video game franchise that already spawned a much-maligned 90’s cinematic ...

Remember Carrie? The subject of Stephen King’s debut novel and a striking, iconic 1976 Brian DePalma movie, she was a bullied, lonely teenager who unleashed hell on earth on her tormentors. That ...

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Times have changed, but Steinbeck’s literary merit has not, so the ‘Why this? Why now? question applies here. East of Eden is probably best remembered for James Dean’s role as Cal, so Netflix probably ...