Guaranteed to raise a smile? ‘Sgt. Pepper’ at the movies
❉ Take 29 Beatles songs, the Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, Steve Martin, Frankie Howerd and some extraordinarily bad hairpieces – what could go wrong?
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What’s Streaming This April On SHUDDER In UK & Ireland
❉ Halfway to Halloween Month featuring a killer line-up of new original films and series.
The Sins of the Fathers: ‘La Llorona’ (1933)
❉ The first horror film made with sound in Mexico deserves to be seen for its historical significance alone, writes Johnny Restall.
Horrified announce Horrified Film festival and new film ‘BURIED’
❉ Horrified launch a day-long celebration of all things British horror and a crowdfunder to raise funds to make their first film!
Fiends Reunited: ‘House of the Long Shadows’ (1983)
❉ Vincent Price, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee steal every scene in Peter Walker’s potboiler, writes Johnny Restall.
VAMPYR 90th Anniversary Release!
❉ A brand new 2K restoration of one of the finest and most enduringly mysterious of all horror films.
‘The Devil’s Men’ (1976) reviewed
❉ This ‘70s Euro-horror curio is boosted by the presence of Donald Pleasance and Peter Cushing plus a score by Brian Eno, writes Jon Dear.
The Unbearable Absence of Being: Bartleby (1970)
❉ Johnny Restall finds much to admire in Anthony Friedman’s 1970 film with a score by Roger Webb.
“Reality betrays us all”: ‘Hoffman’ (1970)
❉ Watched today, the film Peter Sellers tried to ban makes for disturbing viewing, writes Mark Cunliffe.
‘The Blockhouse’ (1973) reviewed
❉ Mark Cunliffe on the claustrophobic WWII drama featuring Peter Sellers in a rare straight dramatic role.