Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the icon that taught western audiences to fear J-Horror with the newly restored cinematic return of Hideo Nakata’s classic Ring. Then, experience the terrifying Sadako through your own screen with the feature-packed first ever UK Blu-ray release! A group of teenage friends are found dead, their bodies grotesquely contorted, their
Mother A mother's worst nightmare is played out with a minimalist cast and location in this gripping short film. The film follows Marta, a single mum who’s son has gone on holiday with his father. Whilst Marta has her mother around for a visit, she gets a phone call from her
By Fergus Henderson. “Love has limits” proclaims Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz). “It should not” replies Queen Anne (Olivia Coleman). This playful aside, early on in Yorgos Lanthimos’ new film The Favourite, sets the tone for the rest of its crazed, raging runtime. Anne and Sarah are secret lovers, encroached upon
Okay, so, I’m a big, big horror fan. As far as I’m concerned horror is the best genre. I don’t think there’s really much of a conversation to be had here. It’s the broadest genre by far, encompassing anything from gory, gloopy and terrifying all the way through to cheesy
The Italian Job (1969) – Directed by Peter Collinson This classic caper comedy follows British criminal Charlie Croker (Michael Caine) who, having just left prison, decides to rob some gold in Italy, right under the nose of the police and the Mafia. Croker’s plan is to create a traffic jam to
