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The Innocents (review) – a spine-chilling journey into the fear, excitement, and anxiety of childhood

by Neil Baker

21st May 2022

Film and Television·Rewind

Dogtooth (2009) rewind review – a satirical take on the Edenic myth that is both compelling and disturbing

by Sabastian Astley

3rd May 2022

Film and Television·Rewind

Class of 1984 (1982) rewind review – Lester’s dystopian classic retains its sharp edge

by Neil Baker

6th February 2022

Editors' Choice·Film and Television·Rewind

Better Watch Out (2016) rewind review – one of the more underappreciated anti-Christmas gems of the holiday season

by Sabastian Astley

28th December 2021

Editors' Choice·Film and Television·Rewind

The Omen (1976) – often copied but never equalled, Donner’s movie is one of the finest horrors ever made

by Neil Baker

20th October 2021

Film and Television·Rewind

Children of the Corn (1984) rewind review – the dungaree-wearing kids of Gatlin clearly aren’t alright in this low-budget gem

by Neil Baker

19th October 2021

Film and Television·Rewind

The Good Son (1993) rewind review – psychological thriller or a good-kid-versus-evil-kid horror, Ruben’s film never quite decides

by Neil Baker

24th June 2021

Film and Television·Rewind

Carrie (1976) rewind review – a journey into the torment of a girl who simply seeks kindness in a cold, cruel world

by Neil Baker

31st October 2020

Film and Television·Rewind

Village of the Damned (1960) rewind review – Wolf Rilla’s movie is a masterclass in socially reflective horror

by Neil Baker

18th October 2020

Film and Television·Rewind

The Pit (1981) rewind review – a bizarre and darkly humorous exploration of teenage isolation, anxiety, and revenge

by Neil Baker

15th October 2020

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The Kids Aren't Alright- Page 2

The Innocents (review) – a spine-chilling journey into the fear, excitement, and anxiety of childhood

Dogtooth (2009) rewind review – a satirical take on the Edenic myth that is both compelling and disturbing

Class of 1984 (1982) rewind review – Lester’s dystopian classic retains its sharp edge

Better Watch Out (2016) rewind review – one of the more underappreciated anti-Christmas gems of the holiday season

The Omen (1976) – often copied but never equalled, Donner’s movie is one of the finest horrors ever made

Children of the Corn (1984) rewind review – the dungaree-wearing kids of Gatlin clearly aren’t alright in this low-budget gem

Carrie (1976) rewind review – a journey into the torment of a girl who simply seeks kindness in a cold, cruel world

Village of the Damned (1960) rewind review – Wolf Rilla’s movie is a masterclass in socially reflective horror

The Pit (1981) rewind review – a bizarre and darkly humorous exploration of teenage isolation, anxiety, and revenge

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