THE RUNNING MAN (1987)
The original adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, hailing from 1987
The original adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, hailing from 1987
A passionate celebration of SILENT TRIGGER (1996), a straight to video thriller that’s received very little attention
Who is the greatest actor you’ve (probably) never heard of? I’d nominate the recently deceased Tatsuya Nakadai, one of the major players in classic Japanese cinema
A lovingly mounted, highly reverential take on Mary Shelley’s immortal 1818 novel, this FRANKENSTEIN (2025) was directed by Guillermo del Toro, who has apparently been wanting to make it for decades
A rare example of Disney, the most risk-averse studio in Hollywood, taking a chance on material that’s defiantly unique (borderline experimental, even) in both conception and execution
Very likely the magnum opus of the London-based animators The Brothers Quay
Peter Biskind’s riotously compelling chronicle of the American independent film revolution of the 1990s
One of the stand-out horror fests of the nineties
Quite simply, one of the greatest films to emerge from the Grindhouse era.
A change of pace for the UK’s Hammer Films that still feels quite archaic