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Spooky season watchlist for horror haters

Spooky season watchlist for horror haters

There’s no better time to dive into a world of supernatural film and TV than now – but we know jump scares aren’t for everyone. This guide rounds up the best picks for the season, from uncanny Halloween-style watches to cosy autumn stories
Edward Scissorhands review: A delightful and festive rendition

Edward Scissorhands review: A delightful and festive rendition

Gather your family and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Edward Scissorhands
Review: Dumbo

Review: Dumbo

Tim Burton and Disney team up to bring another animated classic to life in live action, with mixed results of solid moments and missed opportunities

Top 5: Tim Burton Films

The best of the unique and magical style of Burton’s directing

Top 5: Halloween films for wimps

Not a fan of scary films? Here’s how to get in the Halloween spirit

Top 5: Films with a limited colour palette

Films with a limited colour palette often employ colours to portray a certain mood or to distinguish different worlds. These films excel at this craft.

Feature: Disney’s live-action remakes

With an increasing number of classic Disney films being opted for a live-action remake, we consider whether or not we should anticipate or dread their future

Top 5: Villainous Vogue

With Hallowe’en creeping out from under the bed, prise open the creaking wardrobe and take our top 5 villain ideas to their hair-tingling extremes!

Review: Edward Scissorhands

The modern fairy tale enchanted the audience at The Lowry with ambitious visual effects and strong performances,

Old school animation in the digital age

Dylan Wiggan looks at the changing landscape of animated movies

Prequel vs Remake

Which is best? Or, least worst?

I Hate: Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland

In typical Burton style, stripy socks, unnervingly twisted flash-backs, and Helena Bonham Carter are in abundance; (no one could mistake this for any other director), and Tim makes the almost unforgivable mistake of detailing the ending at the start of the film.