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Derren Nesbitt is a veteran of stage and screen whose career has lasted many decades, and he shows no signs of slowing down in his eighties. From groundbreaking films like Victim with D...
The British Transport Films department was established after the United Kingdom's railway service was nationalised, and like many a business of the day, it was decided a filming unit was necessary to ...
From Cabiria to Quo Vadis to Spartacus to Gladiator, Ancient Rome has held a fascination for filmmakers ever since the inception of the medium, and throwing a toga onto a s...
Spider-Man was created in 1962 by artist Steve Ditko and writer Stan Lee, also the publisher of Marvel, who promoted his comic book characters wherever he could, though initially he was content with t...
In 1983, there were three adaptations of Stephen King novels you could have gone to see at your local picture palace: The Dead Zone, Christine and Cujo. Of that trio, Cujo...
Maybe you can blame Pier Paolo Pasolini for the rise in controversial Biblical films that emerged from the nineteen-seventies onwards. He had written and directed The Gospel According to Matthew
The industry supplying children's entertainment has gone from strength to strength, to the extent that many of the top earners year on year are aimed at family audiences. Which means megabucks for pr...
With the release of Mark Hartley's documentary Not Quite Hollywood in 2008, there was a twenty-first century resurgence of interest in the genre movies coming out of Australia, specifically tho...
Babylon Berlin is a television series on a mission, a mission to prove that the best television drama in the world was not necessarily made in English and set out to create a series that would ...
For some, Detour is the greatest B-movie ever made, from the era when a second feature was simply taken for granted, even tolerated as something to get through until the main attraction began, ...
The Likely Lads was created by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais for the then-new BBC 2 channel in 1964, and was an immediate hit, with the tide turning towards placing other accents than the Sou...
Evil machines had been in vogue for science fiction in its written form for decades before the movies caught on, but although there was the occasional computer trouble in Forbidden Planet or
After the hippies and before punk, there was a period in British culture, namely the early-to-mid nineteen-seventies, when it seemed like people were deliberately trying to be as colourful and upbeat ...
From the earliest age, everyone knows what a monster wants to do: it wants to eat you. Therefore the most primal horror movies tap into that fear that something menacing and powerful out there wants ...
The phrase "Sex Sells" was one that could have been invented for the movie industry, as part of the reason audiences go to watch films is to see attractive people going about their adventures, though ...
The one thing you must do with action movies is take them very seriously indeed. They deal with life and death, placing characters in great peril, and there is nothing funny about that. Got it? Wel...
Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock: two famed directors, and they both had anthology shows collecting thrillers and horrors in compact packages for the viewing public. Alfred Hitchcock Presents wa...
Ah, the nineteen-seventies, and in British cinema, television is King. This was mostly down to popular sitcoms (and some unpopular ones, what the hell) being adapted for the big screen, all taking th...
The British sitcom film was a phenomenon that never went away, as while some slipped through the cracks, so there were no It Ain't Half Hot, Mum or Yes, Minister movies, plenty more were...
Bands like to make movies, or at least their management like them to make movies, be they the Beatles in A Hard Day's Night, Slade in Flame, or Pink Floyd The Wall, the attraction...
Although Alf Garnett as a character belonged to the nineteen-sixties, under the tutelage of writer Johnny Speight and actor Warren Mitchell he proved unexpectedly long lasting, turning from the reacti...
There's some credible claim for Harold Pinter as the greatest British playwright of the twentieth century, and his prolific quality means there's plenty of material from him to judge by. He eventuall...
Weird science fiction at the movies fell out of favour in the nineteen-eighties and into the nineteen-nineties, certainly there was the occasional release that gathered some attention and higher profi...
When Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey was released in 1968, it ushered in a new era of science fiction; yes, there were the movies that adhered to as much realism as they could muster, a...
Matt Frame is the Canadian director of the 80s slasher spoof Camp Death III in 2D!, a barrage of cheerful bad taste where no joke is too stoopid to include, and it has been picking up fans worl...
