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The Test of Time video series looks back at Wes Craven's 1972 debut The Last House on the Left to see if it still holds up today.

In tribute to the late great Swedish actor, who has died aged 90, we republish Geoffrey Macnab’s 2005 profile of this existential giant and his journey beyond being Bergman's alter ego to international stardom.

The release of each box-set in the BFI’s Blu-ray four-volume collection of Ingmar Bergman films is a delight. Volume 3 provides some of the Swedish master’s essential works.

1972 was a surprisingly great year for horror movies. Here are all the cinematic shockers we love that turned 50 in 2022.

These are the essential movies that define on-screen terror. To help you track down the very best the genre has to offer this Halloween season, we’ve fashioned a list of the most memorable, scariest and terrifying horror movies ever made, ranked.

OBITUARY: For Godard as well as for new wave friends and associates like François Truffaut established French cinema was strangled by literary influences and empty displays of craftsmanship that had to be vanquished to make room for a new cinema

The Franco-Swiss filmmaker and provocateur radically rethought motion pictures and left a lasting influence on the medium.

Fifty years ago today, Bobby Fischer won the World Chess Championship’s “Match of the...

The controversial rape-revenge horror was met with disgust at the time but there remains something compelling about its deranged worldview

If the popularity of true crime documentaries and reality TV is anything to go by, there is a pervasive, widespread appetite for the true story on screen.