Features

Available on DVD and Blu-ray just in time for Halloween, The Terror’s third season of anthology chills adapts Victor LaValle’s acclaimed horror novel The Devil in Silver. Dan Stevens stars as a

Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft The Tour is a truly immersive and cinematic concert film that captures the electrifying energy of Billie Eilish’s live performance like never before thanks to

One of European cinema’s most uncompromising filmmakers, Michael Haneke is known for his dark, meticulous films – from Funny Games and Caché to The White Ribbon and Amour, his work often refuses

Peter Strickland is one of British cinema’s most distinctive contemporary filmmakers, known for his richly stylised films that blend horror, surrealism, and dark humour. From Katalin Varga and Berberian Sound Studio to

Back in 2000, Scary Movie capitalised on the booming horror landscape with a spoof that made an enormous $278mil against a budget of just $19mil – naturally, sequels followed with 2, 3,

“Do the job.” Jonathan Glazer’s Sexy Beast is one of, if not the, best British gangster films ever made: darkly funny and relentlessly tense in equal measure. Sir Ben Kingsley gives a

1979’s Zulu Dawn, prequel to the 1964 classic Zulu, is a stirring, beautifully mounted war epic that brings the disastrous Battle of Isandlwana to vivid, brutal life. With an impressive ensemble including

One of the biggest surprise hits of the year, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie – which follows the 2007–2009 web series Nirvana the Band the Show, and its 2017–2018 television

Passenger might not hit the highs of director André Øvredal’s masterpiece The Autopsy of Jane Doe, but some distinctive, chilling sequences – including a romantic woodland screening of Roman Holiday – elevate

Tulsa King continues with another intense season that further cements it as one of the best crime thrillers on TV. Fronted by a terrific performance from Sylvester Stallone, the series is created