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The nineteen-fifties in America are often characterised by their conservatism, marked by the preoccupation with the nuclear family, and indeed the nuclear defence, against the threat of the Communists...
Japanese star Meiko Kaji is often associated with two franchises from the early nineteen-seventies, the Female Prisoner Scorpion quartet from Toei she led, and the immediately earlier Stray ...
It's curious how a cash-in can take off and become its own thing, and so it was the case with the cash-in movie for hit pop group The Dave Clark Five, titled Catch Us If You Can after one of th...
Lucie Bourdeu is the star of The Drifters, a romance patterned after the French New Wave of the nineteen-sixties but updated to post-Brexit Britain. She appears alongside Jonathan Ajayi...
Meiko Kaji is a Japanese star notable for becoming a worldwide celebrity, in some quarters at least, for staying at home and never succumbing to the allure of Hollywood. Although her heyday was proba...
If you wanted to make a film in the fantastical genres in the Soviet Union, you were best advised to be sensible and make it as a science fiction story. The Russian film industry in those years - and...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library known as The British Film for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that o...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library known as The British Film for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that o...
If you thought film noir had made a comeback in the nineteen-eighties, then it had nothing on the nineteen-nineties, except quite a bit of what was termed neo-noir was additionally termed the erotic t...
When it comes to Amicus, the British studio of the nineteen-sixties and seventies run by Max J. Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky, the horror genre is the one most associated with it thanks to a collectio...
The image of a television screen showing nothing but static was a potent one in the nineteen-eighties, and nowhere more than in Steven Spielberg and Tobe Hooper’s 1982 hit Poltergeist, which to...
Arrow launched a new Video on Demand service in 2021 which features all the cult movies a film buff could want, and among those are the two Demons movies, those disreputable horrors straight ou...
Did audiences in 1963 really think Charade should have been an Alfred Hitchcock movie? Stanley Donen's name was right there in the Maurice Binder-designed opening credits, and he was no slouch...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library known as The British Film for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that o...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that only started to be widely p...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that only started to be widely p...
The movies have a long obsession with apes going ape, though their inception point, plotwise, may well be Edgar Allan Poe's celebrated 1841 detective story The Murders in the Rue Morgue, where ...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that only started to be widely p...
Pandemics are nothing new in the great scheme of things, but that does not mean they are any the less harrowing when they arrive, nor does it feel any the less apocalyptic to be in the middle of one u...
Network on Air's streaming service is continuing the idea of using the brand's extensive film library for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that only started to be widely p...
The Golden Age of Radio coincided with the Golden Age of Hollywood, despite the two media being rivals, but then, they often used the same talent therefore complemented one another nicely: a common tr...
Network have released the 1956 film Stars in Your Eyes on Blu-ray as part of a drive by the owners of the Adelphi catalogue to promote their vintage wares - their product is appearing in a vari...
Although you can blame Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and its incredible Stargate sequence, animations for adults had been around ever since the inception of the medium, though almost ...
The story of Pocahontas is enshrined in popular American history as a great romance across different races and cultures, a view bolstered by the 1995 Disney cartoon that had added talking animals and ...
Network on Air's streaming service has hit upon the idea of using the brand's extensive film library for a series of double bills, inspired by the way to watch movies that only started to be widely ph...
