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Carrie review: Mike Flanagan’s new Stephen King adaptation blends Adolescence and X-Men with mixed results (opens the original)
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High school has only gotten scarier since Stephen King wrote Carrie in the mid-1970s. With social media now allowing bullies to target victims beyond locker-filled halls and entryway metal detectors highlighting the threat of violence, it’s no wonder seasoned adapter Mike Flanagan has given the horror author’s seminal novel a chillingly timely update. Riffing on the source material, the series sees titular teen (Summer H. Howell) forced to attend school for the first time following her father’s
Digger review: A Deeply Unfunny Apocalyptic Disaster Film (opens the original)
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On exiting Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s deeply unfunny tirade on the state of the world, it’s difficult not to be cynical about its Oscar stakes rather than its blunt meta-satirical take on collective self-delusion and on making art in catastrophic times. Tom Cruise stars as the titular Digger Rockwell, who has been responsible for plundering the earth’s resources to breaking point. He appears under prosthetics that make him look old, cragged and out of shape – it’s the kind of thing the Academy vote
Tubi FrightFest Halloween 2026 Reveals Full Line-Up (opens the original)
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Not had enough horror after August’s mammoth Tubi FrightFest? Well, you’re in luck because the festival is heading back to London for two more days of genre goodness this Halloween. Taking over both screens at the ODEON Luxe West End in Leicester Square on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October, Tubi FrightFest Halloween 2026 will unleash nine films from across Europe, North and South America and Australia/Oceania, with every movie screening twice. Expect mutants, folk horror, psychotic neighbours, f
Game Of Thrones movie Aegon’s Conquest gets 2029 release date (opens the original)
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Westeros is heading to the big screen, with Game Of Thrones: Aegon’s Conquest now set for a 2029 theatrical release. According to Variety, Warner Bros. has scheduled the first feature film set in George R.R. Martin’s Game Of Thrones universe for June 2029. Owen Harris, whose credits include A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms and Black Mirror, will direct from a screenplay by Beau Willimon. Plot details remain firmly under wraps, but the title gives fans a fairly sizeable clue. The film is expected t
Carrie: Mike Flanagan brings Stephen King’s teenage nightmare into the social media age (opens the original)
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Carrie White has never exactly had an easy time of it. First published in 1974, Stephen King’s debut novel introduced us to the sheltered teenager with an overbearing mother, a merciless group of classmates and some rather formidable telekinetic powers. Just two years later came Brian De Palma’s now-iconic 1976 movie, with Sissy Spacek as Carrie and Piper Laurie as Margaret White, delivering some of horror cinema’s most unforgettable imagery and ensuring that school proms, buckets and the colour
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