John Llewellyn Probert's House of Mortal Cinema

Some movies should be preserved because they are examples of great art, others because they are examples of great storytelling. Still mor...

Here’s another essay in sexy weirdness from French art house director Alain Robbe-Grillet. I’m not even sure quite where to begin...

      “This stuff never happens in Belgium!” It’s time once again to enter the heady, sometimes inscrutable, often sexy,...

While I suspect I have seen a pretty high proportion of the horror films shot during the 1940s, I will admit straight away that my experi...

Just released on Region 2 DVD by 101 Films is THE PIT, which did the rounds on the UK festival circuit as JUG FACE - also the title i...

        I have to confess to being not that familiar with the works of French art-house director Alain Robbe-Grillet. I’ve seen ...

From the gloomy, dusty archives of Empire Pictures, taken from the section labelled ‘crappy rubbish’ (it’s quite a big shelf) here comes ...