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  Remember nu-rave? Four posh white boys with keyboards come to save us all from other white boys with guitars? Yeah, it’s a bit hazy for me too,... Read more »

“Who’s that writin’?” wails frontman Sean Cumming of the John Knox Sex Club, leading the four chanting a capella voices in their insp... Read more »

One hundred years since his birth legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa still remains a huge influence today. A prolific auteur and dedicated perfection... Read more »

The Axolotl Gallery holds a deceptively sugary appeal from Dundas Street; its bright purple shop front displays colourful, surreal paintings promising an arr... Read more »

The dark, cavernous Cabaret Voltaire is an apt setting for a Friday evening in the company of These New Puritans, short of a forest clearing at midnight. Ini... Read more »

The quiet, polite Lea Cummings is strangely enough Kylie Minoise – a volatile and prolific noise artist, behind the infamous Live Aktion sets for which... Read more »

Glasgay! returns this autumn to queer your silver screens once more, with an ever varied and transgressive look at LGBT identity and film, accompanied by a s... Read more »

Violeta Went To Heaven is Andrés Wood’s impassioned and impressionistic cinematic portrait of Chilean legend Violeta Parra &ndash... Read more »

The Skinny: What is post-cinema how does it relate to the Museum of Loneliness? How did the idea come about? Chris Petit: With the technological revolution ... Read more »

Lars is back to his provocative, trolling self with sex confessional Nymphomaniac. Erudite yet impotent Seligman (Skarsgård) happens upon a battered Jo... Read more »

Werewolf films tend to deal with the physical, and thus psycho-sexual, painful metamorphosis of a coming-of-age protagonist, from Ginger Snaps to Teen Wolf. ... Read more »

Walerian Borowczyk’s uniquely erotic take on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic gothic tale of split personality re-imagines Dr Jekyll’s experiment... Read more »

This hard-hitting, timely documentary about London’s underground ‘chemsex’ scene started life in 2013 as a Vice article entitled “The... Read more »

Audition’s rise to infamy in 1999 was swift, meteoric and, like any game-changing horror film worth its salt, shrouded in tales of hysterical reception... Read more »

Musician biopics are not the easiest things to get excited about. Depending on the artist, they’re usually produced as an easy sell: there's a ready-ma... Read more »

At this year's Edinburgh Film Festival, Lizzie Borden presented her 1976 debut Regrouping for just its fifth screening; the visionary director was ... Read more »

The most interesting sequence in the layered, metatextual Nocturnal Animals is the audiovisual art that plays with the opening credits, which shows happ... Read more »

If Hinterland wasn’t enough to sate your spring multi-venue festival fix, then day long genre mash up and prevalent Shoreditch export Stag and Dagger s... Read more »

Fifty years after its notorious debut, Peeping Tom returns to cinemas in all its creepy and lucid Technicolor glory for audiences' voyeuristic pleasure. It&r... Read more »

Having redefined what documentaries can do in his groundbreaking Nine Muses, Ghana-born British director and rogue historian John Akomfrah once again revisit... Read more »

“The gates of hell are open. We melted them,” laments Janek (Gerhard Liebmann), a technician working against climate change in the remote German ... Read more »

Having lit up crowds from Edinburgh’s fringe to Australia, Sam Halmarack brings his pop spectacular back to Scotland. There’s only one problem, h... Read more »

The detective film set in the recent past – critically reflecting on the socioeconomic problems of its setting, with serial murder as a symptom of... Read more »

Wrexham-based rock machine Gallops first made waves following the release of their debut album Yours Sincerely Dr. Hardcore back in 2012, before promptl... Read more »

The Little Hours sees director Jeff Baena (writer of I Heart Huckabees) team up once again with Aubrey Plaza (Parks & Recreation) with a film that’... Read more »

It’s the end of summer in Bristol, and school and university looms for some. Mia (Ella Purnell, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children) has ... Read more »

Japanese master filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa (The Cure, Pulse), known particularly for his chilling horrors and meditations on the metaphysical, has talked of ... Read more »

Gary Numan is the subject of Steve Read and Rob Alexander's new documentary Gary Numan: Android in La La Land. Read tells us how he got under the electronic ... Read more »

Director Álex de la Iglesia filmed his documentary on Lionel Messi’s life story and genius, from unlikely child prodigy to arguably the gre... Read more »

Charles Henri Belleville’s streamline adaptation of Simon Lewis’ Go, staring Robert Sheehan, is a fast-paced and gripping crime thriller Jet Tra... Read more »