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London Film Festival is a bit like a tasty cinematic version of those disgusting global food buffets, where a lamb bhuna can share a plate with spring rolls ... Read more »

The Scottish Alternative Music Awards is heading back to Saint Luke's in Glasgow later this month for its ninth edition, and today this year’s set of n... Read more »

There’s a fair bit of buzz surrounding Anna and the Apocalypse, the new Scotland-set zombie horror musical from Glasgow filmmaker John McPhail. Followi... Read more »

Family equals chaos in the hilarious but unwieldy Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. Ben Wheatley’s latest concerns an unruly brood – three generati... Read more »

Reel Girl Film Club presents Ginger Snaps The link between lycanthropy and puberty is a well established one, from hothead Michael Landon in I Was a Teena... Read more »

BAFTA Scotland’s annual awards ceremony took place last night in Glasgow. The glitzy but rather shambolic affair saw awards go to actor Alan Cumming fo... Read more »

What makes a short film? Anyone looking for the answer will surely find it at Aesthetica Short Film Festival (7-11 Nov). Taking place each year in various ve... Read more »

Stop right now! It’s been announced that the Spice Girls – well, four fifths of them – will be reuniting for a UK tour next summer to spice... Read more »

Socks, the classic Christmas gift for when you’ve run out of ideas. But this year these unimaginative presents are going to do much more than keep your... Read more »

A black-and-white drama from Mexico has topped Sight & Sound’s annual film of the year poll. No news there. But Roma, the new film from Oscar-winni... Read more »

At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, big purple baddie Thanos (Josh Brolin) had won. With a click of his finger, half of all life in the universe vanished i... Read more »

Stag & Dagger will return to Glasgow next May Bank Holiday weekend and today the first wave of acts have been announced. On-the-rise Essex songwriter Rat... Read more »

Just ahead of Christmas, Glasgow four-piece The Ninth Wave  have released a festive gift in the form of a cover of a track by The Pogues – but not... Read more »

Props to M. Night Shyamalan. Just a few years back the once-celebrated director of The Sixth Sense and Signs had become a punchline, his name a shorthand for... Read more »

While it’s not yet clear if Bill Murray will take a role in the new Ghostbusters film announced this morning, we do know he’ll be back making a m... Read more »

Talk about under pressure! Actor and musician Johnny Flynn, perhaps best known for his charismatic turn in British thriller Beast, is set to play David Bowie... Read more »

On a misty mountain ridge, a group of teens play war – or at least we think they’re playing. Alejandro Landes’ thrilling, dreamy Monos is l... Read more »

Christian Petzold is seated in the balcony bar of the Berlinale Palast, the posh venue that annually hosts the grandest premieres at the Berlin Film Festival... Read more »

Held over three days in rural Stirlingshire, Doune the Rabbit Hole is one of Scotland’s most intimate festivals and is set to celebrate its tenth birth... Read more »

If movies have taught us anything, it’s that putting men in isolation far from society is never a good idea. Whether it’s a sun-soaked paradise i... Read more »

When the Glasgow Film Festival programme was announced last month, one title was conspicuous by its absence: joyous Glasgow-set comedy-drama Wild Rose. Tom ... Read more »

Past and present collide in Christian Petzold’s inspired adaptation of Anna Seghers’ 1944 novel, Transit. At first, the German filmmaker appears ... Read more »

You can barely go a month without a major Hollywood actor trying the director’s chair out for size. The inflated egos of stars like Mel Gibson, George ... Read more »

Glasgow Film Festival may be over, but there’s still plenty of cinematic action on screen for the city's film fans to enjoy in March, including a full ... Read more »

On a sun-scorched Italian hillside, a community of peasant sharecroppers toil. One of them, the eponymous Lazzaro, a teenager with broad shoulders and an ang... Read more »

OK, now we have what is, hands down, our most anticipated film of the year. The idea of Jim Jarmusch teaming up with old muckers Bill Murray (Broken Flowers)... Read more »

Are you sick of superheroes like Tony Stark and Captain Marvel cracking wise? Then Joker might be the comic book movie for you. Joaquin Phoenix doesn't do mu... Read more »

West Lothian, 1994. The Tory government are waging war on youth culture and clamping down on the UK's illegal rave scene with the introduction of the Crimina... Read more »

The Great Escape is once again inviting a tidy crop of Scottish talent down to Brighton and Hove for this year's festival. Lewis Capaldi, The Ninth Wave, The... Read more »

Forget the Avengers. The only superhero we're interested in is the orange and pink spandex-clad crime fighter in the video for Bend Becomes Break, the first ... Read more »