In the home she shares with her understandably protective mother Sophie has placed little cues, things to help, to allow her to cope alone, but that isn’t enough

Eureka Classics have delved once more into the secret depths of the Universal vaults to unearth Three Monster Tales of Sci-Fi Terror, George Waggner’s Man-Made Monster of 1941,

The sun rises and sets, the world turns and people age and die, but the undead persist, principal among their hierarchy the vampires: previewed at a themed costume

Following closely in the wake of Gift Horse comes another classic of British war cinema from StudioCanal, The Silent Enemy of 1958, again inspired by a true story

Above, the glorious colours of the heavens cast a veil across the night while below a woman struggles upwards through the snow across a mountain ridge towards the

The final film of FrightFest at the 2022 Glasgow Film Festival was also the fourth Irish film to be screened over the weekend, writer/director Brendan Muldowney taking the

Rome, 1943, the Circo Mezza Piotta where nothing is as it seems, Cencio dancing with fireflies and offering a scorpion kiss, Mario clowning about with magnetism, and dropping

The saying is that one should not look a gift horse in the mouth, and five years into the Second World War it is certainly not the policy

Lucy Morgan, medical student, living with her art dealer boyfriend Ben in their model home with its white walls and tasteful white furnishings, suffering from sleep paralysis and

It’s not easy for a working single mother of a young son in a new place, Laura Butler having relocated to the valleys and rented a remote house