The one-time darling of independent cinema is keeping busy, most recently with Save the Man, a novel about exploitation of Native Americans
Enjoyable yarn about giant spider eating everything that moves is fun for all the family (aged 16 and over)
Hugh Linehan: Director set up in Galway in the mid-1990s, when he was in his 70s, and churned out his trademark low-budget exploitation movies there
Genial producer and supporter of many big names in film has died aged 98
Low-budget film legend who influenced major players such as Francis Ford Coppola has died at 98
Oscar-nominated film-maker’s many credits include What’s Up, Doc? and Paper Moon
Both films were originally made about 50 years after the period they recreate – and raise a curious question about the past in culture
Restoration of 1964 Corman adaptation confirms continuing relevance of film and source
Gremlins director talks Spielberg, low-budget horror and ‘bizarre’ film market
Review: The characters are dull, the tensions intermittent, the violent scenes confusing
Donald Clarke: A film you’ve probably never heard of has topped the US charts for five weeks
Growing up on cartoons that soaked up psychedelia as blotting paper soaked up LSD
Why are audience members so eager to flee screenings of The Painted Bird?
Humans approach much of life in a deluded trance. Hence the jubilation about sequels to mediocre films
Peter Fonda, though a smaller star than other family members, helped reinvent Hollywood
In July 1969, Dennis Hopper’s movie baffled the suits, freaked out audiences and made a fortune
The director on telling Pavarotti’s larger-than-life story, making movies that last and looking for stories to share
Alita: Battle Angel director on his guerilla approach to making the long-awaited anime film
Few directors have made so many films that touch on the status of masterpiece
The silver screen’s spooky best from the last 100 years of cinema
Saudi director Haifaa al-Mansour on breaking the rules and filming on the streets of Dublin
This is a beautifully scrubbed new edition of James Cameron’s gargantuan 1984 hit
The ‘Avatar’ and ‘Titanic’ director seeks to make epic but intimate movies – so why does one of sci fi's finest really need a 3D reboot?
The Oscar-winning film-maker also directed acclaimed films Philadelphia, Something Wild and the Talking Heads concert documentary Stop Making Sense
Cloon Keen Atelier has reclaimed the scented candle as something special
Wind hampers cetacean’s show but event sees record footfall at visual arts exhibitions
Girlhood, set in the Paris suburbs, will make a star of Karidja Touré and is a milestone for French cinema
A small studio in the wilds of Galway has established an international reputation for creating film-quality costumes
After a 50-year career, Bruce Dern is finally getting some Oscar attention. Acting is “an endurance competition,” he says. “It’s like a marathon: you don’t start racing until mile 16. It will take a long time,” he tells Tara Brady
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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