The show the military couldn't stop: Luca Guadagnino on We Are Who We Are
His new TV series about wild goings-on at an army base near Venice horrified the US Department of Defense. Did it also cost him his relationship? The Call Me By Your Name director reveals all
April 2019
Body shock: Suspiria’s Damien Jalet unleashes his headless dancers
The horror-film choreographer’s new show, Vessel, weaves spells with writhing limbs, menacing ritual figures and a cauldron of gloop. He explains its origins
February 2019
The Fashion spring/summer 2019
Call Me By Your Name's Luca Guadagnino on cinema's love affair with fashion
The Italian director who also made Call Me By Your Name on how costumes are integral to a character, and how much they influence wider culture – just look at Saturday Night Fever ...
December 2018
Top US films 2018
The 50 best movies of 2018 in the US: the full list
Top UK films 2018
The 50 best films of 2018 in the UK: the full list
November 2018
Kicking and screaming: how dance became cinema's biggest boogieman
Suspiria leads a crop of new films that track a dance troupe along a path of mounting horror. It’s no surprise – dance has age-old links to dread, delusion and death
Box office analysis: UK
JK Rowling's Fantastic Beasts trample the Grinch at UK box office
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald debuts in the top slot, though takings are down from first film in Harry Potter spinoff
Mark Kermode's film of the week
Suspiria review – dancing on the grave of a horror classic
Skin suits and black magic: Suspiria and the true stories behind classic horrors
Steve Rose on film
My biggest part yet … a history of prosthetic genitalia in film
October 2018
Thom Yorke: Suspiria review – nape-prickling soundtrack sits in the shadows
The horror? How Suspiria leads the way for arthouse scares
Beyond the grave: what's next for the horror reboot?
Where are the scream queens of colour?
Names in the news
Well, at least you’ve got to admire Tilda Swinton’s balls
Lucy Siegle
Tilda Swinton posed as an old man in elaborate hoax for Suspiria
September 2018
Coven ready: from Instagram to TV, why are witches so popular?
Occult dramas from The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina to Strange Angel are a theme of the new season’s TV. Is this a response to the uncertainty of contemporary politics?
Venice 2018 roundup: from old-school masterpiece to delirious horror, it's been a vintage year
With westerns from the Coens and Audiard, a Yorgos Lanthimos costume drama and a “new” work from Orson Welles, this year’s Venice jury has its work cut out
Make way for the matriarchy – has #MeToo changed the movies?
Are a clutch of new films directed by men but featuring powerful women a sign that cinema’s gender landscape is being reshaped or mere opportunism?
