‘Yuletide Terror: Christmas Horror On Film And Television’ reviewed
❉ This excellent collection of essays will provide the backbone for your holiday viewing in eleven months’ time.
❉ This excellent collection of essays will provide the backbone for your holiday viewing in eleven months’ time.
❉ Bowie’s queer sensibility is most closely associated with his music, but how did it manifest in his film career?
❉ Nick Clement spoke with costume designer Stacey Battat, cinematographer Philippe Le Sourd, and sound designer Richard Beggs about their stunning achievements on The Beguiled.
❉ Fifteen volumes in, and the quality of the Black Archive series shows no signs of flagging.
❉ In 1967, a hippie king, a punchy drummer, a country rocker, a gadget-crazed folkie and a man afraid of flying made their best album, but only just.
❉ False Starts – A podcast about the presumptuous pictures and foolhardy films the studio thought would get a sequel. But never did.
❉ David Bradley’s First Doctor – Not just for Christmas?
❉ After-Image looks at single images and the emotional and narrative weight they carry. This week: Industrial Relations, ‘Alien’-style.
❉ Mark Owen looks back on the ITV sitcom about three generations of women in one family, first shown on this day in 1988.
❉ The final instalment of our exclusive interview covers Rabbit-Proof Fence, working with Harvey Weinstein, and new film Above Suspicion.
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