Opening our preview of Mayhem Film Festival highlights with a look at an extraordinary and forgotten Japanese study in obsession and psychosis.

Opening our preview of Mayhem Film Festival highlights with a look at an extraordinary and forgotten Japanese study in obsession and psychosis.
A once-lost, now beloved British short that is perhaps not quite the masterpiece that some would claim.
The cartoon punk street gangs of 1980s Hollywood and the ultra-obscure record that mocked it all.
The new edition of Divine’s classic tunes comes on a lavishly packaged dead tape format – the ultimate in eccentric collectability.
One of the more outrageous films from the Golden Age of Italian exploitation cinema.
Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece has been waiting for the arrival of 4K and big-screen TVs to finally be able to be appreciated in the home.
As FrightFest 2023 gets underway, we look back and recreate the first annual Shock Around the Clock film festival, the place where it all started.
A new documentary exploring the origins and the ongoing effects of the biggest religious moral panic of the 1980s and beyond.
The unexpectedly popular 1980s horror compilation might be almost forgotten today, but it still packs a punch.
The lost world of scantily-clad women draped across automobiles at car shows and motor racing events.
Exploring the lesser-known film and TV adaptations of Ray Bradbury’s disturbingly prophetic tale of virtual reality and smart homes.
Michele Soavi’s theatrical slasher film feels like an extravagant end-of-an-era production.