Sarah Cook | 14th June 2022
To celebrate Pride Month, we take a look at a 1920s film by lesbian filmmaker Dorothy Arzner – The Wild Party
Simon Brew | 13th June 2022
It matters not whether you’re Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger or even Tom Cruise: eventually, an action movie will have words about your age
Mark Harrison | 10th June 2022
See those ripples in your glass of water? That’s this week’s film quiz, coming your way with questions on the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies
Em McGowan | 10th June 2022
Our movie podcast recommendation of the week has a horror tinge to it, and it started from a love of Hellraiser
Mark Harrison | 9th June 2022
Christopher Lee’s Francisco Scaramanga is the saving grace of 1974’s The Man With The Golden Gun, a kitschy, frazzled adventure for Roger Moore’s 007
Rob Daniel | 8th June 2022
As John Carpenter’s The Thing turns 40 this summer, we look at why the film still resonates with audiences today
Jane Roberts | 8th June 2022
Just a few organisations and places that offer support – and please add any more you think we should have on the list
Simon Brew | 7th June 2022
Both director Ron Howard and author Dan Brown found themselves threatened with prison time in Italy for making The Da Vinci Code movie
Tom Beasley | 6th June 2022
Alex Garland’s new film, Men, is now playing in UK cinemas – and it leaves behind plenty of things to think about
Mark McManus | 6th June 2022
VHS? LaserDisc? DVD? Blu-ray? 4K? Delve into one man’s lifelong obsession with collecting physical media
Mark Harrison | 1st June 2022
Roger Moore is James Bond, but is his portrayal entirely the funny and kid-friendly 007 that his reputation suggests? We revisit 1973’s Live And Let Die
Simon Brew | 1st June 2022
In our regular spot where we chat about mental health and wellbeing, a few thoughts about trying not to take work home with you