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No Clear Duality: American Sniper And The Modern War Film

Following its muted Oscars reception Angus Batey reflects on American Sniper and the problems faced by films dealing with more recent conflicts

Remembering Eraserhead, and 20 More of the Best Movie Posters Ever

With the long-awaited release of David Lynch's masterpiece _Eraserhead_ on DVD region 2, Austin Collings misses the enigma of the original as opitomised in its iconic poster. Plus, The Quietus collects the other 20 most enticing posters of all time.

Fox Heads On Sticks: Michael Cumming On The Continuing Legacy Of Brass Eye

2022 marks 25 years since the arrival of Brass Eye, and director Michael Cumming is heading out on the road to celebrate. He tells Neil Fox about the show, the tour, and all his memories

Moviedrone: All The Month’s Finest Film Soundtracks

Charlie Brigden returns with his monthly round up of the best film soundtrack releases. This time he casts his expert eye over new soundtracks by Danny Elfman, Henry Jackman, James Edward Barker, and François de Roubaix

Viewers Viewing Viewers: Peter Greenaway’s Unusual Britishness

As the BFI celebrates the peerless work of Peter Greenaway, Leo Chadburn dives deep into what the filmmaker's sensibilities reveal about British cinema

A Deafening Glory: On Sound Of Metal And The Hell Of Noise

Darius Marder's bold debut Sound of Metal asks the viewer to understand rock and deafness as two contradictory things – but it's a complex history, finds Soma Ghosh

Mistaken For A Man: On The Emptiness Of Bob Odenkirk’s Nobody

Bob Odenkirk plays yet another middle-aged man with a midlife crisis in Nobody, a dad-action film that commits neither to its straightforward violence nor its critique, finds Steve Erickson

Golden Bear Necessities: Berlinale 2012 Explored

Shakespeare plays in prison, African child soldiers, Nazis from space, Bob Marley... Stephen Dalton reports from the cinematic smorgasbord that was the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival

Let’s Not Rush: A Love Letter To Trains On Screen

Modern cinema portrays trains as spaces between spaces, a place of fascination for the moving image that culminates with Compartment No 6, finds Henry Jordan

LISTEN: New Neon Neon

Stream 'Mid Century Modern Nightmare' from upcoming new album; dates for all singing, all dancing live shows below

Public Enemy Part Ways With Flavor Flav

"We thank him for his years of service and wish him well," said a statement shared by the group, after a disagreement over playing at a Bernie Sanders rally

WATCH: New Chelsea Wolfe Video

It's not all fun and games in California, you know...

Frightfest Announces Festival Lineup

Excellent selection of horror for 2009 film fest.

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Mike Drop: Finn Wolfhard’s Favourite Albums

As he prepares for the release of his debut solo album Happy Birthday, the Stranger Things star speaks to Alex Rigotti about the 13 albums that formed his taste