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In the jungle it has waited for centuries, under the angry volcano, hidden in the darkness of the deep, since the Mayans were driven from their cities in

If the Internet has proven anything it is that ideas repeat endlessly, that life imitates art, and that the opinion of the masses only proves what is popular,

Too often hidden from view from audiences accustomed to the effortless digital realities of modern cinema where anything that can be imagined can be depicted it’s easy to

In a career of over two hundred feature films through which he became most famous for the many genre roles he played, the long association with the horror

1981 was a good year for werewolves, with Joe Dante‘s The Howling in April and John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London in August, both of which were

If there were a checklist of low budget slasher movie clichés, there is little doubt that The Initiation would hit every box: nubile teenagers, often played by actors

Now regarded as the last significant film by director Robert Aldrich, Twilight’s Last Gleaming is a powerful anti-war melodrama centred around the hijacking of a nuclear missile silo

Where horror has moved towards personal threat typified by the unstoppable killing machine who stalks their victims, Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees and their descendents who persist in modern

It was at a film festival that Japanese director Hideo Nakata once saw the late Wes Craven comment to the audience that to direct any more than two

Stanley Kubrick’s scorching 1957 court martial drama Paths of Glory, his third bona fide feature following the cult success of Killer’s Kiss and The Killing, makes its way