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The new film from the queen of indie cinema features luminous performances from Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski and newcomer Nykiya Adams. The director tells us about making magic with limited time and resources, and her knack for chronicling the comedown of growing up.

Ahead of her latest horror flick, Abigail, the former Scream actor tells us what it was like working with Angus Cloud on his final project and why she’ll always stand up for what she believes in.

Special effects artist Emily Schubert has been making people look sick, dead and frightening since she was 13 years old. Now, a book, Beauty of the Beast, means you can do it too.

The Euphoria actor scored big with a role in the star-studded heist movie Wolfs. And let's just say it came with some unique challenges.

The photographer and chronicler of all things British, now the subject of the upcoming documentary I am Martin Parr, has had a decades-long career that shows no sign of waning despite all its contradictions.

The much-debated slasher trope has a few classic traits: pure, virginal, generally morally superior and worthy of survival. In MaXXXine, the last film in Ti West's horror trilogy, he smashes them all.

Prince had Camille, David Bowie had Ziggy Stardust and Nicki Minaj has Roman Zolanski. Now, it’s Margaret Qualley and Talia Ryder’s turn to mess around with musical alter egos.

Manchester club hero Finn, who happens to be a qualified Dylanologist, gives his unfiltered opinion on Timothée’s Oscar-nominated performance – and shares some advice for those of you who can’t name five Dylan songs off the top of your head.

While movie theatres are suffering, Peak TV is climbing higher, reaching further – and reinventing itself as cinema. James Balmont breaks down the cult Japanese and Korean television shows you need to watch.

London Film Festival: the director of the Sundance-winning Danish film on his 25-year connection with his friend and leading man.

From Midsommar to Hereditary, A24 has been revitalising the horror genre over the past few years, with prestige projects that tap into our most basic fears. With the release of False Positive this Friday, the studio’s reign of terror over cinema shows no signs of slowing down.