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Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (1994) is a faithful anime adaptation of the very loose story from the hugely popular fighting arcade game Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers produced by Capcom. Chinese Interpol agent Chun-Li seeks the help of American Air Force Captain Guile…
“The story is sufficiently creepy, never crossing the line into pure horror, but always treading the darker areas of dream fantasy.” Craig Clarke, A Green Man Review Bernard Rose preceded the breakout success of Candyman with this surreal exploration of childhood trauma. Following…
“There are few things on this earth quite as delightful as Wallace and Gromit” - The Sundae Back on the big screen for the first time in ages! Aardman's beloved duo of clueless inventor Wallace and his wise, world-weary dog companion…
"They were the funniest comedy team in the world." - Lou Costello One of the greatest comedy teams ever to grace the silver screen, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy starred together in over 100 shorts and features. Laurel was the…
"A masterpiece! Moving, funny, heartbreaking and ultimately hopeful." -Alonso Duralde One of the greatest of all silent films, King Vidor’s masterpiece captures life in fast-paced 1920s New York City from the perspective of an “average Joe" whom the camera just happens to pick…
“There is authenticity everywhere in this film, from the way people speak to the cruelty that sometimes occurs between best friends.” - The Herald In the 1980s there certainly was no dearth of preteen coming-of-age-cinema, but few that portray the purity, terror…
This month, for our Folk Horror Around The World series, we bring you several interpretations of the creepiest fairy tale of them all, Hansel and Gretel. Famously collected by the Brothers Grimm, this story tells of a brother and sister…
"I had, so to speak, seen it all. And then I saw Caniba." - John Semley, The Globe & Mail A hugely controversial documentary from the pioneering filmmakers behind the also-incredible Leviathan, Caniba just might be the scariest movie ever made. It's…
"A surreal genre mash-up that opens like an Agatha Christie-style locked-room mystery before shifting gears during its last act to an otherworldly bit of sci-fi strangeness." - Slant Magazine A dazzling, paranoid mixture of locked-room mystery, 1970s Euro giallo, classic noir…
This month, Arkadin is serving up a thick slice of deep-cut eco-horror strangeness. A comically corny idea directed with an over-the-top muscularity, this underseen gem mixes up elements of folk horror, domestic thriller, and madcap Evil Dead-style effects to create…