The buzz about Batman v Superman is mostly bad. So join our writers in recalling cinematic rivalries that were more memorable, more poignant, more fierce and more strange.
Category Archives: Cult Movies
After the Gold Rush
Paul Duane sought to rediscover Nicholas Roeg’s Eureka and found himself in a world of astrology, death, sex, shit and gold.
Dream is Destiny
Indy Datta revisits Waking Life, now available on Bluray from Arrow Video.
Love is Where You Find It
On Valentine’s Day, MostlyFilm is here to show you that love can be strange, surprising and found where you least expect it.
Homepage Invasion
The MostlyFilm backroom is dragged to the foreground for a sort of “Best of the boards” post. Buckle up.
Love is in the Ground
Four years ago on this site, Spank The Monkey described Nekromantik 2 as “a film I still hold as a personal benchmark of Going Too Far in the movies.” From next week, you’ll be able to buy it in the shops. Does he need a new benchmark now?
Criterioner Among Thieves
Over the past few days, we’ve been enjoying the Criterion blogathon they’re hosting over at criterionblues.com. In fact (hoping no-one minds us stealing paying tribute to the idea) we asked some MostlyFilm writers to tell us about their favourite films in the Criterion Collection.
A box full of stars
Blake Backlash celebrates the 160th birthday of William Friese-Greene by looking inside The Magic Box.
Mostly Links – August 2015
Thrilling and Strange Tales from the Front Row!
Our contributors recount the stories of their most memorable cinema going experiences.
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