Luc Besson writing 'crazy' sci-fi screenplay Luc Besson's next project will be a "crazy" sci-fi film. BANG Premier · Sep 7
Christoph Waltz wasn't a horror fan Christoph Waltz was never a fan of horror but has now found himself starring in new adaptations of Dracula and Frankenstein. BANG Premier · Feb 6
Dracula review – Luc Besson’s romantic reimagining of Gothic classic is ridiculous but watchable While we don’t necessarily need another film version of Bram Stoker’s story, Besson’s has ambition and panache, and Caleb Landry Jones and Christoph Waltz are perfectly cast The Guardian - UK · Nov 25, 2025
Where to Watch 'Dracula: A Love Tale' in US & UK: Release Date, Plot and Cast Details of the Latest Vampire Heartbreaker 'Dracula: A Love Tale' is scheduled to premiere at the Soho Horror Film Festival on 21 November 2025 at the Coldharbour Blue Cinema. International Business Times UK · Nov 17, 2025
I loved the folk horror elements of 28 Years Later, and this new nightmarish medieval movie follows in its footsteps in all the right ways Big Screen Spotlight | New historical drama Harvest is a different kind of folk horror Total Film · Jul 18, 2025
If you’re having Nosferatu withdrawals, there’s a new Dracula movie coming this summer from The Fifth Element director Luc Besson Dracula: A Love Tale releases in July Total Film · Jun 6, 2025
Are actors getting better (and ‘bett-ah’) at Australian accents? No longer must we wince through a jarring Cockney-Kiwi mix: Hollywood has finally cracked Aussie dialects. Is it the teaching, the spread of Bluey, AI – or something else? The Guardian - AU · May 3, 2025
Dogman review – Luc Besson’s bizarre and macabre tale of canines, crime and drag This well-executed film spans the life of a traumatised jewellery thief with a host of dog acolytes The Guardian - UK · Mar 5, 2024
Luc Besson's Dogman Set To Hit North American Theaters Soon Discover Luc Besson's 'DogMan' film, a captivating blend of action and drama starring Caleb Landry Jones, set for its North American debut in theaters. Top News · Feb 22, 2024
Cool new prog music you have to hear this week from Big Big Train, Exploring Birdsong, Midas Fall and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week Great new prog music to check out from Caleb Landry Jones, Circuline, Dave McLean, Abstrakt Lake and more... Louder · Feb 16, 2024
Venice film festival roundup – Adam Driver’s Ferrari roars in to soup up a subpar opening week A ponderous Italian wartime drama and Pablo Larraín’s one-joke General Pinochet satire threatened to sink the actors’ strike-hit 80th Venice film festival – until Michael Mann’s racing thriller hit the gas The Guardian - UK · Sep 2, 2023
Dogman review – the most ludicrous film you’ll see all year, maybe ever Luc Besson’s wacky revenge fantasy follows luckless drag artist Doug and his pack of canine chums that do his criminal bidding – you can’t look away The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2023
10 Years Ago, A Trippy Sci-Fi Thriller Launched a New Cronenberg Legacy Starting with his debut feature, Brandon Cronenberg proved to be the perfect heir to his dad's body-horror throne. Inverse · Apr 11, 2023
Nitram review – a harrowing portrait of Australia’s most deadly mass shooter Based on the true story of a lone gunman who killed 35 people in Port Arthur, Tasmania, in 1996, Justin Kurzel’s drama is a complex study of a lethal misfit The Guardian - UK · Jul 3, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Jul 2, 2022 From a powerful look at a mass shooting to a comically crazed infant: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment Whether you want a humane take on a difficult issue or a creepy kid comedy, our critics will keep you busy for the next seven days
The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2022 Nitram review: Port Arthur massacre drama asks the necessary questions about gun violence Australian director Justin Kurzel’s new film asks sincerely why we describe these crimes as incomprehensible at the very same time as we watch the same patterns unfold, again and again
Salon · Mar 30, 2022 Director: I don't see guns in Australia Justin Kurzel's controversial film starring Caleb Landry Jones looks at how one man traumatized Tasmania