Re-Animator director Stuart Gordon dies aged 72
Director made his name with shock theatre in Chicago before turning to gory screen horror – and creating Disney classic Honey I Shrunk the Kids
I’ve never seen … The Shining
In the first of a new series, one of our writers finally catches up with the cinematic classic they’ve somehow missed. Today, Ammar Kalia watches Kubrick’s masterpiece
Make Room! Make Room! versus Soylent Green: can film trump book?
Richard Fleischer’s sci-fi movie takes Harry Harrison’s novel to another level – thanks in large part to its stars Edward G Robinson and Charlton Heston
Evil or genius – what has Disney done to Artemis Fowl?
Fans of the original books by Eoin Colfer are incensed by the latest film trailer, which seems confused on the hero’s morality
Color Out of Space review – Nicolas Cage goes cosmic in freaky sci-fi horror
A repulsive alien organism is unleashed on Earth in Richard Stanley’s scary, hokey – and often funny – extravaganza
Pinocchio review – wooden-puppet fairytale goes back to the sweet-sour original
Director and co-writer Matteo Garrone embraces the grotesqueness and sentimentality of Collodi’s 1883 story
First Cow review – Kelly Reichardt’s superbly chewy tale of milk cakes in the old west
The Meek’s Cutoff director returns with a distinctive story about a pair of drifters trying to make money by stealing milk from a newly-arrived cow
Waiting for Anya review – soapy second world war melodrama
Stranger Things’ Noah Schnapp stars in a gorgeous-looking but unemotional adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s novel
The Call of the Wild review – old-fashioned shaggy-dog story with bite
Disney’s adaptation of the classic Jack London adventure, starring Harrison Ford and a pack of CGI critters, is enjoyably corny
To All the Boys: PS I Still Love You review – entertaining romcom sequel
Lara Jean finds that dating her dream boyfriend isn’t as blissful as she expected in To All the Boys I Loved Before follow-up
Kirk Douglas: Hollywood’s impossibly handsome Colossus of Rhodes
Peter Bradshaw: He was an actor who blazed with a hyperreal masculinity – and heart-on-sleeve passion
One Piece: Stampede review – piratical manga mayhem
This imaginative carnival of battling buccaneers makes Pirates of the Caribbean look like Swallows and Amazons
Buck Henry: the master of despair whose comedies seduced Hollywood
Screenwriter behind The Graduate and What’s Up Doc? forged a cultural cache that paved the way for future generations
The most exciting movies of 2020 – blockbusters
Maverick swoops back on screen, Ghostbusters comes back to life and the 25th Bond film arrives (finally) in next year’s impressive array of big-budget knockouts
TS Eliot would not have minded Cats reviews, says his estate
Original author ‘liked to have his head blown’ and would have seen the funny side of film’s terrible reception, says spokesperson