Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Alexandra Heller-Nicholas is an Australian-based film critic, author and academic. She has published nine books on cult, horror and exploitation film, including Women in Horror, 1895-2018 and Masks in Horror Cinema: Eyes Without Faces, both of which were Bram Stoker Award finalists.
Saul Bass’s Black Cat Walks on the Wild Side
Saul Bass was renowned for his work on film title sequences, creating some of the most memorable in film history including 1962's Walk on the Wild Side.
Giallo Goes Hollywood
The use of major Hollywood actors have often given films a boost in the public eye - we look at how the giallo genre made use of stars to gain recognition.
The Strange Gialli of Sergio Martino
Italian director Sergio Martino was one of the leading voices in the giallo genre during the 1970s - we revisit a selection of his work.
Interview with Brea Grant on The Stylist and After Midnight
Fresh from appearances in two Arrow titles we talk with actress Brea Grant and find out more about her directing experience.
A Generation Pushed Over The Edge
Jonathan Kaplan's story of teenage rebellion came at the right place and the right time, capturing the mood of the late 70s youth generation.