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Horror films love a good gimmick. After all, there are only so many ways you can show people being stalked and slashed before you need to throw in a surprisi... Read more »

Three great but long-gone artists (Fats Waller, Jackson Pollock and Frida Khalo) are exhumed in Mike Hoolboom’s Aftermath, alongside one who’s st... Read more »

1) Alchemy Film & Moving Image Festival Aftermath Hawick is the film lover's place to be at the start of this month as Alchemy Film & Moving Image ... Read more »

The Scottish Album of the Year Award, Scotland’s most popular and prestigious music prize, returns for its seventh year in 2018 and is now looking for ... Read more »

This year’s Edinburgh International Books Festival (EIBF) launched today under the banner of freedom, and will be calling upon this year’s author... Read more »

Ever wished someone would set an existential thriller in a similar vein of John Boorman’s Deliverance or Walter Hill’s Southern Comfort in t... Read more »

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has given the internet a wee surprise this afternoon by revealing the first images from that superhero film's sequel on T... Read more »

How’s this for an eye-catching logline? “A zombie apocalypse musical set in a Scottish high school… oh, and it’s also a Christmas mo... Read more »

Today, in a small spa town in the Czech Republic, Eastern Europe’s premiere celebration of cinema is about to get underway. The 53rd edition of the Kar... Read more »

There are dodgy wigs and even dodgier accents aplenty in the first trailer for Mary Queen of Scots, with Saoirse Ronan playing the ambitious Mary Stuart who ... Read more »

Creative Scotland has not had a great year so far. Back in January, the organisation announced who would receive the vital three year funding from their... Read more »

Ten years ago Glasgow Film proposed a novel concept: a youth-oriented film festival where young people were the programmers as well as the intended audience.... Read more »

1) Agnès Varda season The Beaches of Agnès Agnès Varda is often dubbed as one of the world’s greatest female filmmakers. Let&rsq... Read more »

One-time Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Frank Skinner returns to the Fringe with his debut theatre piece, although there’s little chance of Nina’s... Read more »

Waiting for Godot is so iconic, and with a plot so fat-free, that practically everyone knows the gist: two tramps wait by a tree for the enigmatic title char... Read more »

The Abode is a dazzling epic that’s both overflowing and threadbare. With only a few fairy lights, some hand torches and a trio of banana yellow storag... Read more »

Despite what its title implies, running enthusiasts might not warm to What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. Fredrik Høyer is hardly the pastime... Read more »

Celebrating both its tenth anniversary edition and coinciding with Scotland’s Year of Young People, the brimming programme for the Glasgow Youth Film F... Read more »

Photographs lie. As do history books. And don’t get us started on our minds. We are the unreliable witnesses to our own lives, forever misremembering k... Read more »

The reports of cinema’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Every few years, it seems an industry insider will write a hysterical thinkpiece exclaimin... Read more »

Every night, in every town across the UK of any significant size, you’ll find DIY gigs taking place in dingy pub basements and spartan back rooms, play... Read more »

Matt Groening has lovingly satirised the modern blue collar family in The Simpsons (the longest running US TV show of all time) and imagined the workplace re... Read more »

Cage-a-rama is back, and like any sequel worth its salt, it has a ridiculous subtitle – Cage-a-rama 2: Cage Uncaged. In the first installment of this N... Read more »

The work of Glasgow-based artist Rachel Maclean is a riot of colour, but then so is a coral snake. Her wild style takes its influences from children's films ... Read more »

Sick of hearing Monster Mash on repeat every Halloween? New spooky compilation Halloween Sounds from the Upside Down by Stranger Things composers Kyle Dixon ... Read more »

Just because actors spend many an idle hour on movie sets, it doesn’t necessarily mean they pick up the skills of where to place a camera or how to com... Read more »

The Scottish Queer International Film Festival continues to go from strength to strength. Now in its fourth year, the festival returns in a new winter slot a... Read more »

This November is set to get a bit more super as Josie Long takes her debut feature film Super November on the road, with a tour that takes in Glasgow Film Th... Read more »

The Creative Edinburgh Awards return for their seventh edition on 14 November, and today the nominees in the running have been announced. Celebrating achieve... Read more »

This Christmas Neu! Reekie! and 404 Ink will celebrate the big one-oh (sort of) – they’ve come up with a tenth anniversary celebration as Edinbur... Read more »