Category: Review

The Countess Ranevskaya in her “high powdered wig” rumoured to be over a hundred years old, a witch who “sold her soul to the devil” in order to

Proud homeowners and parents of two children, it is understandably frustrating for Ken and Tammy Sellers when their daughter Grace is possessed by a demon, worse when they

It is inescapable that the brightest light casts the darkest shadow in the Iranian holy city of Mashhad, home to shrines and mosques and three million people, one

The spring of 1943, and Masakichi Arakawa, the leader of the Tenryu clan of the Yakuza, has suffered a stroke from which he is unlikely to fully recover;

If there is a sorrow in the land which seeps out and poisons everything it touches it is because Seamus Laurent ordered it put there, a landowner who

Incongruous in her red raincoat and her hiking boots with their red laces among the browns and greens of nature, the grass and bushes, mosses and rocks of

A new boutique Blu-ray label launching in 2023 specialising in “world cinema, cult classics and rediscovered gems,” Radiance open their catalogue with Elio Petri’s multi-award winning 1971 class

It’s a big step for Darlene Hagen, her first time hosting the family Christmas in twenty years, the first time she has felt able to celebrate in some

His name synonymous with horror and shock rock across four decades since his breakthrough in the early nineties, as a child Rob Zombie was a fan of Alice

The new semester at Starling University in New Jersey means a new intake of students, among them local boy Brian Timms, dropped off at the dormitory by his