
A weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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Willa Holland as Rebecca. Copyright: Shudder/Acorn Media
The Mortuary Assistant is available now on Blu-ray from Acorn Media International
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It’s an unenviable task adapting a beloved property. Whether that’s a novel, an exis...
Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel. Copyright: Blackhawk Films/Eureka Entertainment
Laurel & Hardy: The Silent Years (1929) is available now via Eureka Entertainment.
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Laurel & Hardy were part of a select group that successfully m...
Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes, about to hobble Paul Sheldon (James Caan). Copyright: Columbia Pictures
Spoilers for Misery (both the 1987 novel and the 1990 film). Trigger warnings for discussions of infanticide.
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One thing th...
The group from Cold Prey. Copyright: Second Sight
Spoilers for the Cold Prey trilogy (2006-2010). Cold Prey is released on limited edition Blu-ray today via Second Sight
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Hugely successful in its native Norway, Roar Uthaug’s...
We were lucky enough to receive screeners for a selection of films that screened at this year’s Raindance Film Festival.
An email was not sent for each review, as it would have clogged up inboxes, but all the links are below for you to per...
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A weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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