A film based on a musical based on a Roger Corman cult B-movie inspired by a short story, Little Shop of Horrors is a truly unique film. Directed by the voice of Miss Piggy and Yoda, and written by ...
The simmering sex and power games running barely repressed under the middle, upper and academic classes are the perfect place for Harold Pinter’s physical and psychological interests to take root. No ...
Studio Ghibli is once again gracing cinema screens across the UK and Ireland, with a remastered 4K version of Arrietty, coming to IMAX from the 14 th October, and to theatres nationwide from the 16 th ...
There’s a lot riding on Wildwood. Laika’s latest stop-motion animated feature has built up anticipation few films garner. The terrific marketing emphasising human craft and teasing a fantasy epic has ...
If you are a fan of Guillermo del Toro’s work—and let’s face it, any self-respecting cinephile is—then you’ll be delighted to know that his latest film, 2025’s terrific Frankenstein, is now part of ...
Described by Ken Russell as his “only political film,” it is almost impossible to overstate The Devils‘ importance to cinema when it was released in 1971, and even more so now, more than 50 years ...
Anyone who saw the science fiction dark comedy Sorry to Bother You (LFF 2018) or the weird and wonderful comedy series, I’m a Virgo (2023), knows a little of what to expect from a Boots Riley story.
Playing out like a dark folktale entwined with a moral tale, except no one really learns any lesson, The Fox’s comedy is found in both the sheer mundanity of its characters’ existence as well as ...
Ashley Walters On Directorial Debut Animol — “It was a prison genre film that I’d never seen before”
But on reading the script, the vulnerability in the lead characters and the sensitivity of the piece—and the huge part about the queerness between the guys and them exploring their sexuality in prison ...
Catherine Corless is a household name in Ireland, and deservedly so. Despite being just an amateur historian, she managed to unearth a hidden chapter in the story of the country’s troubled and ...
Ashley Walters has set out to change the face of the prison movie—a genre that has defined the UK’s cinematic scene for some time. And, for the first-time feature director, Animol is determined to ...
Described by Ken Russell as his “only political film,” it is almost impossible to overstate The Devils‘ importance to cinema when it was released in 1971, and even more so now, more than 50 years ...
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