Posts by Sarah Cook

Our look at the big screen portrayals of characters in the world of Dracula arrives at the Count himself – and we’ve got a favourite

Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula has found its way to the screen many times – we take a look at the finest performances to bring Stoker’s characters to life

As October begins, we delve into the world of the Universal monster: from Dracula and Frankenstein to The Invisible Man and The Wolfman

Ahead of a special screening of the film this weekend, a few thoughts on what makes 1931’s Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde such a timeless piece of work

Our old movies feature returns, as we celebrate the screen work of Marlene Dietrich: and you never forget your first Dietrich film

We continue our look back at older films with a trip to 1931, and the quietly impactful Madchen In Uniform

In our old movies column, Sarah looks at Dorothy Arzner’s Merrily We Go To Hell, and why is very much deserves watching

LGBT representation in 1930s movies was not on the strong side – but as Sarah discusses, there are some films to watch out for

Our old movies column returns, and this time we take a look back at the pre-code era film The Sign Of The Cross from Cecil B DeMille

In our weekly old movies column, a chat with the man trying to get us all to watch late 1920s and 1930s cinema this April