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Nosferatu: Mark Kermode’s horror film review (2024).

Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is here, finally materialising after nearly a decade of gestation. Like the Count himself, it’s risen from

The 29th mosaic of ‘Wild Cards,’ ‘Three Kings,’ looks a lot slimmer than the previous two books, but it is

In the past, people viewed time as just another barrier or obstacle to overcome. The most Professor Howard Erling (actor

Ladies and gentlemen, grab your capes and tighten your red underpants—Superman is soaring back to the big screen, and this

Imagine, if you will, Paul Rudd—Hollywood’s enduring man-child—playing chicken with a unicorn. It’s not your average fairy tale collision; it’s

It’s difficult to believe it’s been 6 years since ‘Retro Fan’ came out. ‘Cryptology,’ this time, is also a British-edited

Set in the year 1980, an interplanetary spacecraft is making a log on its way back to the Moon when

‘Joker Moon’ presents a fresh perspective, as it doesn’t feature any writers or their characters from the previous book. OK,

What attracted me to this book, ‘Batman Allies: Alfred Pennyworth,’ is the Alex Ross cover. The book contains 14 stories

On the final prop-driven aircraft, passenger flight 60 from Los Angeles to Washington, people are introducing themselves to each other,