You need to feel more Christmassy, right? So join Caitlin Watson as she assembles the perfect film version of Scrooge’s story.
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Category Archives: Classic Films
Diary of a Lost Girl
Philip Concannon watches as Louise Brooks loses her innocence.
The Greatest Wen
London! King of Cities! Prince of Capitals! Arch-Duke of Ancient Metropolitan Settlements Dating Back To At Least Roman Times! Represented a thousand times on the big screen, we picked some films that really give a flavour of the place.
The Killing Fields
Indy Datta reviews the 30th anniversary Blu-ray edition of David Puttnam and Roland Joffé’s film about the rise of the Khmer Rouge, which is released today by StudioCanal.
A lingering disturbance
It’s the 31st October, All Hallows Eve, the perfect time for Mostly film writers to reflect on what has cinematically disturbed them and why…
Sex and horror
Sex has always had a role to play in horror, just look at Dracula. But, the Tramp asks, is this relationship a healthy one? Have we moved beyond the allegorical to something far more disturbing and Ballardian than Stoker could ever have dreamt of?
Frankenstein
Emma Street examines the monster science, not folklore, created and ponders how the literary legend stands up, cinematically speaking.
Everyone’s Entitled To One Good Scare
The Tramp invites you to prepare for Mostly Film’s Halloween week by contemplating what frightens you.
Le Jour se lève
Laura Morgan writes about a proto-noir love story with a political subtext, on the 75th anniversary of its release.
Classy ladies, scary movies
Blake Backlash considers the cinematic mixing of Hollywood’s grande dames with grand guignol.
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