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Writer-director Osgood Perkins broke through in a huge way last year with Longlegs, an atmospheric serial killer movie that was satisfyingly strange and thri... Read more »

Spring might just about be with us, but we’re already looking ahead to late summer as Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) reveals its 2025 programme... Read more »

Few pop stars have gone from obscurity to A-list with quite the speed of Chappell Roan. Just last September, she was due to play a relatively small gig in Gl... Read more »

1. Wes Anderson: CineMaster With Wes Anderson’s ace new stop-motion animation Isle of Dogs currently in cinemas, Glasgow Film have chosen the p... Read more »

The best thing about standard dating apps is that they open you up to a world of people you might never meet IRL. And the worst thing about standard dating a... Read more »

The inaugural Edinburgh Summer Sessions, a series of gigs taking over the city’s Princes Street Gardens during August, is starting to heat up, with Bea... Read more »

Coming-of-age biopic My Friend Dahmer will get under your skin. Its subject is a teenage Jeffrey Dahmer, who will go on to rape and murder 17 young men, and ... Read more »

Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland (CATS) have announced their winners for 2018, with Edinburgh International Festival’s production of Rhino... Read more »

The news that Bill Murray and Jim Jarmusch will be back working together this summer would have been tantalising enough, but Murray has let slip th... Read more »

The highways that criss-cross the USA and its immense landscapes, ranging from seemingly boundless deserts and lakes to vast forests and towering mountain ra... Read more »

One of the most anticipated events at this years Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the imminent arrival of Russian activists, artists and performers Pussy Ri... Read more »

Mighty Boosh alumnus Paul King worked wonders with his 2014 live-action adaptation of Paddington Bear, Michael Bond’s tale of a marmalade-loving and ev... Read more »

Practically every great filmmaker of the New Hollywood – that moment in the 1970s when directors’ power was equal to their ambitions – has ... Read more »

It’s difficult to articulate the conflicting emotions one feels while watching The Room, the staggeringly terrible magnum opus by Tommy Wiseau. Ma... Read more »

Following esteemed crime author Ian Rankin and genre-defying Mercury Prize-winners Young Fathers, playwright Jo Clifford is set to be Filmhouse’s ... Read more »

The schedule for FrightFest, the most terrifying weekend on the Scottish calendar outside of Old Firm games, has been announced this morning. The horror even... Read more »

Pop-culture ironist Rachel Maclean is one of the most exciting voices in artist moving image, and her newly announced film Make Me Up – descr... Read more »

As we reported earlier in the week, Flight of the Conchords star Jemaine Clement got the internet in a frenzy by suggesting he and Bret McKenzie would be reu... Read more »

If you'd've told us a year ago that the story of a mute woman’s love affair with a fish monster would be leading this year’s Oscar race, we&rsquo... Read more »

Steven Soderbergh is Hollywood’s most forward-thinking filmmaker. The Oscar-winning director has been a early adopter of cinema innovations like digita... Read more »

Solo, the latest spin-off in the Star Wars universe, has a lot to prove. Of the four films produced by Disney as part of their Star Wars expanded universe so... Read more »

It’s traditional for dogs to get hurt in Wes Anderson movies, from the family beagle that gets crushed under the wheels of Owen Wilson’s sports c... Read more »

Wes Anderson films tend to be set in refined environments: ornate hotels, elite private schools, finely upholstered New York brownstones. The location of his... Read more »

Weird Pullman: Zero Effect This sorely underrated 1997 comedy sees Pullman at his most manic. He plays Daryl Zero, a socially inept but brilliant private in... Read more »

Film fans dream about the wild and wonderful movies that never quite made it to screen. There’s Tarkovsky's failed attempt to make Hamlet, Stanley Kubr... Read more »

The fallout from Creative Scotland’s recent round of Regular Funding awards continues, as Scottish Youth Theatre has announced it will come to a close ... Read more »

Glaswegians love their movies. Glasgow cinemas have some of the UK's healthiest box office takings outside London, so the news that a new cinema will be open... Read more »

Gilded Balloon have announced their first wave of acts for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, with a pleasing mix of established names and emerging talent i... Read more »

With the likes of Martin Scorsese now making films with Netflix and directors like Nicolas Winding Refn and Yorgos Lanthimos currently making TV shows, the l... Read more »

Lucy Clout will be the Berwick Moving Image Artist in Residence for 2018, the festival has revealed. The Leeds-born, London-based moving-image artist, whose ... Read more »