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A masterclass in tension and character exploration.

It ain’t Citizen Kane, but equally it’s a notch or two above the legions of Z-grade schlockers that Hammer was already beginning to churn out at the time and which proliferated as the Sixties swung on.

Could be a treat for discerning genre fans.

LWT have done justice to an unusual talent, a writer who tirelessly pioneered the medium of television as a valid art form.

Caine's presence makes the difference between entertaining nonsense and a rattling good yarn.

Contains vast plot holes that even small children will be quick to spot.

Without doubt a real winner.

With all the ingredients of an exploitation horror classic, The Mutations seems to have forgotten the script.

This rarely seen Argento gem has it all. We're on ground he's covered before, but it's constantly shifting beneath us.

With its well-paced build-up, its ominous soundtrack, and Carpenter's trademark handling of tension, Prince Of Darkness certainly earns its place on the margins of the horror canon.

Soldier Blue's intentions are laudable, but the end result is laughable.

Michael Radford's film version of Orwell's masterpiece offers a faithful interpretation, but it is THX 1138 that captures the very essence of its stark warning against totalitarianism.

The film that saw the super-spy become larger-than-life.