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Tag: David Cronenberg
Sight And Sound’s Greatest Films – The Next Batch
The Greatest Films Of All Time saga rumbles on with the release of the full top 250 titles.
Remembering Martin Barker
The academic author who was the lone defender of Video Nasties and horror comics during the cultural dark ages of the 1980s.
Blecch Glasses: Dario Argento And The Limitations Of Creativity
Occhiali Neri has been hailed as Argento’s great comeback movie – but is it too little, too late from a director whose artistic visions seem long exhausted?
The Death Of David Cronenberg
The legendary filmmaker’s latest project is a minute-long study in mortality, available to buy as an NFT.
The Media Show Investigates Horror Films
Channel 4’s art show examines the appeal of horror films in a somewhat haphazard manner.
All Night Psychosis
The rise and fall of subversive late-night programming at The Festival Of Fantastic Films.
Cronenberg Meets Ballard: Super-Cannes Heads Towards TV
Ballard, Cronenberg and insular, isolated communities going insane – it sounds the perfect combination.
Mind Games: Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor
The second feature film from Cronenberg Minor is an ambitious, challenging and flawed study of the battle to hold on to who we are.
Cronenberg Is Crashed Out Of Cinemas Again
David Cronenberg’s unsettling adaptation of the J.G. Ballard novel is once again too dangerous for public showings.
Even Dying Is An Act Of Eroticism: David Cronenberg’s Shivers
David Cronenberg’s Shivers is one of the most revolutionary, unsettling and provocative movies from the Golden Age of horror cinema.
Knightriders: George Romero’s Ambitious Attempt At A Career Renaissance
George Romero’s first film after Dawn of the Dead was an ambitious attempt to break free of the horror straitjacket.