Tod Browning’s 1932 classic has been digitally restored and is in UK cinemas on Friday. Indy Datta drinks from the loving cup.
Category Archives: Cult Movies
Wild Untold Stories
As Electric Boogaloo opens in UK cinemas, Spank The Monkey looks at Mark Hartley’s trilogy of documentaries exploring the underside of cinema history.
Obscurities Reloaded
The occasional (and occasionally untruthful) MostlyFilm series, recently the subject of a homage by the BFI, returns in the excessively talky sequel nobody was asking for. Film blogs are a plague, and we are the obscure.
An affront to everything pure and decent and good
Dr Jekyll and Miss Osbourne is a cursed film, once nearly forgotten. Paul Duane dares to sample a new Blu-ray release and is alarmed to find it awakens strange impulses inside him.

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Desert Island Flicks
The General Election is almost upon us. And is there any better way to judge our politicians than by the films they claim to be interested in? Well, yes. There are much better ways. But it’s films that we’re interested in here. Emma Street tells you why you can’t trust anything politicians ever tell you.

Triple-0 Seven
Ricky Young ticks off some big ending-in-0 Bond anniversaries by watching the films concerned and reporting back to the readers of Europe’s Best Website on what he finds. Continue reading Triple-0 Seven
Or are you just happy to see me?
Niall Anderson looks at a remastered release of David Cronenberg’s Rabid. Continue reading Or are you just happy to see me?
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
The Banality of Evil
It being Halloween, MrMoth thought he needed a spooky project to get to grips with. Unfortunately, the only thing he could think of was “What if I watched all the Resident Evil films?”