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The 1995 spy thriller “GoldenEye” returns to cinemas, marking three decades since it introduced a new era for the iconic James Bond franchise. The film presented Pierce Brosnan as the legendary agent

Terence Fisher’s 1957 horror classic “The Curse of Frankenstein” has returned to cinemas, proving its enduring power lies in sheer, unapologetic force. As a new, highly artistic adaptation of the Frankenstein myth

A beloved children’s entertainer is taking on a dramatic career transformation that will surprise audiences who remember him from his slapstick comedy days. Paul Chuckle, known for decades of family-friendly television, appears

In the world of horror cinema, a dog’s instincts are rarely wrong. While other animals might serve as mere jump-scare accessories, canines possess an uncanny ability to sense danger, whether from human

Actor Robert Aramayo, known for his roles in major fantasy series, is now earning critical acclaim for his portrayal of a real-life figure in a new British film. The project presented a

A new trend in silent film presentation is emerging, one that pairs iconic movies with contemporary music. The latest offering, which combines F.W. Murnau’s 1922 masterpiece Nosferatu with Radiohead’s albums Kid A

A new romantic comedy proves that three really is the magic number, blending sharp writing with genuine emotion in a story about unexpected parenthood. When a tipsy night between three friends results

Director Shane Black has made a welcome return to the sharp-tongued, action-packed genre he helped define. His latest film, a crime comedy now streaming, serves as a potent reminder of his unique

The emergence of Tilly Norwood, a computer-generated performer being promoted as cinema’s next major talent, has ignited fierce discussion about artificial intelligence’s expanding role in entertainment. While technological optimists see potential for