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Story of the infamous Edinburgh-based murderers.
A teenage Japanese girl becomes betrothed to the Prince of Cats.
Can girls kick it in big-screen adaptation? Course they can.
Rincewind the wizard is forced to become a guide for the Discworld's first ever tourist.
Garfield has a double who lives like a king in an English castle.
The life and ideas of a scientist who believed in sexual healing.
A forest boy strives to save his girlfriend and an imprisoned unicorn from an evil demon.
A documentary about the success of some of the most popular late night cult movies.
TV spin off series from the Sandra Bullock movie about a computer analyst on the run from international criminals
Gothic horror meets rock musical.
The Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys meet on a desert island.
An elf travels back in time to save Santa's sleigh
Horror movie parody sequel with squealy teenagers.
An unlikely hero leads the way in the Allied WWII victory.
Animated adventure of eccentric Anglo American family in the heart of Africa.
All the buzz Sander Maran and Peeter Maran on Chainsaws Were Singing
A wicked experience Daniel Kokotajlo on British folk horror and Starve Acre
Her inner life Nanette Burstein on Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes
A little bit of life Tatiana Huezo on capturing the moment in The Echo
Her own anchor Haley Bennett and Thomas Napper on Widow Clicquot
Under gaslight Tatjana Anders on identifying toxic relationships and making Your Reality
Blitz to close New York Film Festival Steve McQueen delighted to be back
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