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Released in late 2010 and directed by brothers Greg and Colin Strause, like their previous feature Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, Skyline was more of a showcase for the

From the opening shot, it’s all falling apart, a fragment of memory creeping up behind Frank Lerner triggered by a photograph of a place he has never been

While the name Dario Argento is synonymous with the giallo subgenre of horror, that definition is equally linked with thriller and mystery, and while his later films such

Though perhaps less less concerned with the traditional understanding of witchcraft than the namesake films released in 1966 by Cyril Franklin and 1990 by Nicolas Roeg, with its

Founded twenty years ago as a physical media mail order rental company, Netflix moved into online distribution and content production in 2013, first with high-end dramatic serials and

It’s been twenty years since the Bug War started when an asteroid dropped out of a clear blue sky and destroyed Buenos Aires, since Earth retaliated with a

Nothing succeeds like success, and any edifice which defies expectation to rise significantly higher than anticipated is sure to inspire similar monuments. Released in February 1986, Steve Miner’s

To make a successful film within a popular genre with a demanding fanbase can be difficult enough; to make a successful film which spans two genres can be

The cycles of time repeat, solstices and eclipses and the rituals which have become associated with them through decades and centuries of repetition, their original meanings distorted or

“Beauty isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” So ran the tagline of The Neon Demon, directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, but the concept could equally well apply to