The She-Creature (1956).
Remember me saying that with that ‘Science Fiction Poster Book’ there were a couple films I hadn’t seen? This is one of them,…
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Remember me saying that with that ‘Science Fiction Poster Book’ there were a couple films I hadn’t seen? This is one of them,…
Now, ‘Science Fiction Poster Art’ is a big book, even when released in 2023. A2 size is big. It is loaded with 148…
There was a reference to this 1944 film in the box set of the ‘Phantom Lady: Collected Works’ comic book, so I decided…
Edgar Wright has finally delivered his long-teased dream project: a brand-new adaptation of Stephen King’s The Running Man. And yes, before you ask,…
Mark Kermode’s eyebrow has met its match. Predator: Badlands—the ninth outing for everyone’s favourite trophy-collecting space tourist—lands with a thud, a roar and,…
Here’s one for the lovers of moonlit mischief and terrible husbands: 100 Nights of Hero is wafting in on a velvet breeze, a…
Our man-of-many-horror-movies is back with a review of Frankenstein, as Guillermo del Toro has done it. After nearly two decades of sketching, brooding,…
There’s a moment in the Mercy trailer where Chris Pratt, sweating under the cold blue light of justice, looks up at the calm,…
Grab your heat vision goggles and your trophy polish, folks — the galaxy’s most antisocial big-game hunter is back, and this time, he’s…
Mark Kermode, our man of many movies, is here to bring you his take on the new Tron flick – see the video…
When we last saw Gerard Butler’s rugged survivalist jawline in Greenland, he and family had just squeezed into an underground bunker while the…
Ladies, gentlemen, and reanimated corpses, Maggie Gyllenhaal has kicked open the crypt door of cinema and shouted: “Bring me Jessie Buckley, Christian Bale,…