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Following the release of her new novel, dystopian political sci-fi VOX, we talk with author Christina Dalcher about her influences, her characters and more… Your protagonist Jean is in many ways quite a relatable one – she never took a huge interest in politics until it was too late, and often throughout VOX it feels like
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David Cronenberg’s harrowing shocker The Brood is still the former body horror director’s most personal film. We take a look into the chilling manifestations of this now 40-year-old production…  The Brood is the brainchild of writer- director David Cronenberg. Forty years on it arguably remains the former body horror director’s most personal movie. It concerns the
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A spaceship goes off course in this exclusive new trailer for Swedish sci-fi film Aniara By Poppy-Jay Palmer 01-08-19 94 We’re excited to be able to present an exclusive new trailer for upcoming Swedish sci-fi film Aniara, co-directed by Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja. It stars Emelie Jonsson, Bianca Cruzeiro, Arvin Kananian and Anneli Martini. The film
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StudioCanal has announced that the first ever 4K, Ultra High Definition restoration of Nicolas Roeg’s iconic thriller Don’t Look Now (1973) will open in UK cinemas on July 5, and we’re thrilled to be able to bring you this exclusive behind-the-scenes clip, which features cinematographer Tony Richmond talking about the restoration.  © StudioCanal This version of the film will also
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I wrote the Steelhaven trilogy between 2012 and 2015. During that period there was a slew of other writers releasing fantasy novels, riding on the popularity of the Game Of Thrones TV show, which were labelled as “Grimdark”. Naturally, Steelhaven was clumped in with those, and having a cast at least partially consisting of amoral,
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The bastards are back . . . Following the runaway success of The Grey Bastards — one of the biggest debut fantasy launches of the last five years – Jonathan French returns with the highly-anticipated sequel, The True Bastards, and we’re thrilled to reveal the amazing cover! Fetching was once the only female rider in the Lot Lands. Now
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We are thrilled to be able to reveal the cover of Christopher Hinz’s new sci-fi novel Starship Alchemon, as well as the cover for the novella Hinz wrote with Angry Robot’s MD Etan Ilfeld, Duchamp Versus Einstein and an exclusive excerpt from the first chapter of Starship Alchemon. Check out the covers below: Read the exclusive excerpt from Starship Alchemon by
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“We only barely finished it in time to make the Toronto film festival”, director Bernard Rose recalls when talking about the international premiere of his film Paperhouse in 1988. “I remember I hand-carried the print with me to Toronto. I flew over there for the screening…I literally had the print in my luggage. People were
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Anna And The Apocalypse, out 8 April, makes a zombie’s head explode with practical effects in this behind-the-scenes video By Poppy-Jay Palmer 05-04-19 2,925 Ever wondered how movie magic is used to make zombies’ heads explode? Find out how comedy musical Anna And The Apocalypse did it with this gruesome behind-the-scenes video. WARNING: do not watch if
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Shazam! hits cinemas today and it’s an absolute delight (read our five-star review here). For anyone who’s missed the trailers, it’s the story of orphaned teenager Billy Batson (Asher Angel), who’s given the power to turn into a musclebound grown-up superhero (Zachary Levi) by saying the word “SHAZAM!” A blend of spectacular superheroics and Big-style
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