Behind The Scenes
“You Have To Work Very Hard To Make Something Look Easy”: How Sean Connery Came To Terms With James Bond
Discover how Sir Sean Connery broke his silence in a rare final interview to reflect on James Bond, director Terence Young, and 007's ...
Horror
Review: “Behind The Mask” Faces Some Literary Scrutiny
In John Francis Dillon’s 1932 pulp thriller Behind the Mask, a twisted mad doctor misquotes Nietzsche to justify his gruesome brand of surgery.
Horror
Review: “The Soul Of A Monster” Crushed By The Human Spirit
When Columbia Pictures dabbled with the supernatural during the 1940s, it came out with a movie involving the age-old conflict between good and ...
Drama
Review: “The Lives Of A Bengal Lancer” Also Suitable For Cowboys
There are a number of good reasons why an early military period piece – made by Paramount Pictures and set in East India ...
Film Noir
Review: “The Whistler” Toots A Noirish Pitch
Before director William Castle specialised in horror, he dabbled in some film noir, including a prominent association with Columbia Pictures’ The Whistler series.
Horror
10 Australian Horror Films Influenced By American & European Cinema
A tour through Australia’s wildest horror films, where bushland terrors, outback killers and eccentric communities turn the landscape into a nightmare.
Film History
The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide To Charlie Chaplin: 5 Essential Films To Watch First
Discover how the Little Tramp transformed cinema and why Charlie Chaplin's timeless blend of comedy and tragedy remains essential.
Reviews
Review: “Edge Of Eternity” Helps Time Pass Quickly
Explore Don Siegel’s 1959 crime melodrama Edge of Eternity. This review dives into its stunning Grand Canyon CinemaScope visuals and B-movie charm. Read ...







