In 1974, Tobe Hooper released this intimately upsetting and disturbing horror: a gonzo-macabre masterpiece inspired by the true story of serial killer Ed Gein, who
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Jude Law reveals he turned down playing Superman: ‘It just felt like a step too far’
Jude Law has spoken out about his decision to decline the role of Superman 20 years ago because “it just felt off”. Speaking on The
Fantasia to Flesh and Fantasy, the Coens to Cavalcanti: anthology films – ranked!
21. Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life (1983) The Meaning of Life is probably closer to the world of TV sketch comedy, rather than ensemble
‘It could have been us’: filming the devastation after the Turkish-Syrian earthquakes
Waad al-Kateab has always looked for hope, but when it came to making her latest documentary, Death Without Mercy, the moments were difficult to find.
Inside Out 2 review – Pixar returns to emotional Mission Control for Riley’s teen years
The first Inside Out took us into the Mission Control operations centre within the mind of a kid, and showed us the five emotions amusingly
Russell Crowe: I’m ‘slightly uncomfortable’ with Gladiator 2
Russell Crowe has said that he’s “slightly uncomfortable” with the concept of a sequel to Gladiator in which he doesn’t feature. Crowe, who played the
Hard stares ready: first trailer released for Paddington 3
Break out the marmalade sandwiches: the first trailer for the third Paddington movie has been released. Paddington in Peru, due for release in November, sees
Treasure review – Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry uneasy in well-intentioned Holocaust drama
An uncomfortable experience this: a laboriously acted odd-couple heartwarmer starring Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry, with a sentimentality unsuited to its theme: the horrors of
Matt Bomer claims he missed out on Superman role because of his sexuality
The actor Matt Bomer has claimed that he missed out on being cast as the lead in an axed 2003 Superman movie Flyby because of
Sorcery review – orphaned girl out for revenge in unsettling Indigenous horror
Just as the 2015 film Embrace of the Serpent reversed the terms of the Aguirre-style colonialist expedition picture, this Chilean-Mexican-German collaboration (produced by Pablo Larraín)