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Has any film ever made more terrifying use of the London Underground than Death Line? We took a trip to the film’s now abandoned tube station.

Has any film ever made more terrifying use of the London Underground than Death Line? We took a trip to the film’s now abandoned tube station.

And Soon the Darkness: Thriller, starring Michele Dotrice. And Soon the Darkness airs on Talking Pictures TV at 10:10 PM, Saturday 27 January. Thriller, starring Michele Dotrice

From black-and-white blood-curdlers to sinister social satire, here’s the ultimate list for any dark and spooky night

From the idyllic to the nightmarish: as Jean Renoir’s Partie de campagne arrives on Blu-ray, we head into rural France to sample some of the best of its many starring roles.

DVD/Blu-ray film review by Nick Hasted

Introduced in the pages of British science fiction magazine New Worlds, Michael Moorcock’s Jerry Cornelius was a different kind of sci-fi hero: a dandy playboy adventurer. He appeared in numero

The Vincent Price Collection might best be titled

Here's a look at how they shot the nearly 10-minute, goop-filled finale of the cult horror movie 'The Devil's Rain.'

From black-and-white blood-curdlers to sinister social satire, here’s the ultimate list for any dark and spooky night