
The Thing review – horror classic makes a profound case for practical effects
John Carpenter's grotesque 1982 thriller about an alien invasion at a remote base remains a triumph of prosthetic filmmaking
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John Carpenter's grotesque 1982 thriller about an alien invasion at a remote base remains a triumph of prosthetic filmmaking
A woman takes over as breadwinner in Satyajit Ray's feminist exploration of family power structures, now back in cinemas
This 1959 classic, now on re-release, follows the moral dilemma of a petty thief and paved the way for the French New Wave
François Truffaut's timeless 1962 French New Wave classic about a love triangle between two men and a woman returns to our screens
Ernst Lubitsch's festive rom-com, the inspiration for You've Got Mail, is just as charming eight decades after its initial release
Akira Kurosawa’s deeply moving and endlessly influential action classic is back with a stunning 4K restoration, courtesy of the BFI
Irving Rapper's newly restored 1942 classic about a spinster who learns to appreciate life is a brilliant showcase for its magnetic star
Yeon Sang-ho’s latest zombie yarn lacks the profound themes and intricate set pieces that made the previous entries so memorable