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The Running Man: Edgar Wright gives Stephen King’s dystopian death-race another sprint round the block (trailer).
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The Running Man: Edgar Wright gives Stephen King’s dystopian death-race another sprint round the block (trailer).

The Running Man: few titles in sci-fi are quite so elastic. First, we had Stephen King (under his sneaky Bachman

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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)
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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)

Some films sound like they were dreamed up during a late-night pub crawl after one too many pints. KPOP DEMON

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The Long Walk marches Stephen King’s dystopia onto the big screen (video).
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The Long Walk: Mark Kermode’s scifi movie review (video).

Stephen King’s The Long Walk has been threatening to reach the screen since the late Palaeolithic era (or 1988, which

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple - more rage, more cults (trailer).
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple – more rage, more cults (trailer).

Now then, now then, Britain. Land of tea, scones, and recurring apocalyptic viral outbreaks. Just when you thought civilisation might

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Mark Kermode film review of K Pop Demon Hunters.
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K-Pop Demon Hunters: Mark Kermode’s film review (video).

If you’ve ever watched a K-pop music video and thought, “This is great, but it could really use more demon-slaying,

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Weapons horror film review by Mark Kermode.
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Weapons: Mark Kermode’s horror movie review (video).

So, then, Weapons. Mark Kermode is here to discover what a lovely, twisted, unhinged little thing you are. Zach Cregger,

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Attack Of The 50ft Women (1958) (blu-ray film review)

I was surprised how short this film, ‘Attack Of The 50ft Women’, was, running at 65 minutes. During the orbit

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Avatar 2: The Way of Water (scifi film: first trailer).
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Avatar 3: Ashes to Ashes, blockbuster to bonfire – Cameron’s Pandora heats up (trailer).

So, it turns out the third Avatar film is not called The Seed Bearer (thank Eywa), but instead goes by

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The Stuff (1985) Limited Edition 4K UHD (blu-ray/UHD review).

Forget about eating ice cream; you want to try The Stuff. It’s got a sweetness that will make you want

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Sean Connery dies... RIP the King of Spy-Fy (news).
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Outland: Marshal O’Nonsense and the Dirty Space Dozen (classic SF film retrospective).

There’s a moment in Outland (1981) when Sean Connery’s beleaguered space Marshal, eyebrows doing most of the acting, stares down

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