Step beyond the world you know and enter the labyrinth with Jim Henson’s fantasy adventure where nothing’s as it seems and a young girl tries to defeat the Goblin King, Jareth.
Adapted from Stephen King’s story, The Langoliers gives us a gritty and discomforting idea about how time really works and makes us appreciate the present.
Vampires have probably been around for as long as we have, there are probably a few of them walking around our towns right now. Would you recognise them if you saw them?
In this Stephen King adaptation, directed by David Cronenberg, Christopher Walken wakes from a five-year long coma with precognitive abilities that prove to be a curse for him.
Set on a remote Hebridean island, the story of The Wicker Man is one about the religious clash between a devout Christian and a community of fanatical Pagan islanders.
Set in Berlin in the 1980’s, Demons offers an eerie kind of reflexivity as we see a group of cinemagoers watching a film about a group of friends terrorised by demons.
When a meteor crashes to Earth carrying deadly alien parasites that feast on the human population, four friends and a young boy step up to put an end to their feast.
We’ve seen them before, the houses that stare and give us an uneasy feeling about what goes on inside. It’s not them we should be afraid of – it’s the men that live inside.
Have you met Annie Wilkes? She’s Paul Sheldon’s #1 fan and she’s enough to make John Hinckley Jr. and Mark David Chapman seem completely sane by comparison.
This Stephen King 80’s movie reminds us why too many useful things can result in too many useless people when it comes to effectively dealing with a crisis.
This week, Jamie Suckley is menaced by ghosts of the past, as he takes a look at Tom McLoughlin’s 1991 TV adaptation of King’s short story, Sometimes They Come Back.
Jamie’s invited to the Bates High School Prom, which lives up to its reputation of the prom of all proms in De Palma’s 1976 adaptation of King’s novel, Carrie.
Having lost his paper boat down the drain, Jamie Suckley reaches inside for it, but instead unleashes Wallace’s 1990 TV mini series IT, based on Kings 1986 novel.
Jamie Suckley accepts a lift from John Carpenter’s 1983 film, Christine, and realises something isn’t quite right with the 1957 Plymouth Fury or its driver. Will he ever learn?
Continuing the King cult classic season, Jamie Suckley finds out why you shouldn’t bury the dead on Indian Burial grounds in Mary Lamberts 1989, King adapation, Pet Sematary.
Dracula lacks a bit of bite – and a voice – in this quintessential Hammer horror, but it’s a classic horror, a fine way to spend a couple of hours and worth checking out.
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