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Review of Down by Law (1986)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 11 Feb 2006

The claustrophobic setting and semi-improvised tone might suggest something closer to sitcom than cinema (had Jarmusch seen Porridge…

Review of Point Blank (1967)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 09 Feb 2006

There are moments of breathtaking visual creativity, from the not-quite-freeze-frames over the opening credits to a series of confrontational…

Review of Cutter's Way (1981)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 09 Feb 2006

The result is nothing less than a modern masterpiece, and a film ripe for rediscovery…

Review of Willow (1988)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 26 Jan 2006

Built on fantasy stereotypes, it nonetheless contains enough epic action, narrative momentum and spit-and-sawdust pre-CGI special effects to…

Review of Went the Day Well? (1942)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 26 Jan 2006

Still truly unnerving, one can only imagine how terrifying it must have been for audiences facing the very real threat of Nazi enslavement…

Review of Five Easy Pieces (1970)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 26 Jan 2006

It’s a film of stark, superbly judged and beautifully sustained contrasts, the soundtrack hopping confidently from Tammy Wynette to Chopin…

Review of Heaven's Gate (1980)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 08 Jul 2004

A grippingly violent parable, a touching, tragic romance and – thanks to legendary cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond and an unprecedented attention…

Review of The Thing (1982)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 29 May 2004

The Thing has emerged as one of our most potent modern terrors, combining the icy-cold chill of suspicion and uncertainty with those magnificently…

Review of Phantasm (1979)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 25 Feb 2003

Over the course of three wild sequels, Coscarelli expanded his bizarre universe in a variety of imaginative and deliriously entertaining ways…

Review of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 03 Jan 2002

A film steeped in psychological realism, its rigorously compact plotting and stark, noir-influenced photography perfectly complementing the…

Review of Dark Days (2000)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 05 Sep 2000

At once an investigation, a polemic and, in its final sequences, a tribute to human endurance. A remarkable film…

Review of The Blues Brothers (1980)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 21 Jun 1999

That Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi adore this music is not in question – it’s lovingly chosen and brilliantly performed – but the film…

Review of Richard III (1995)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 25 Jul 1997

Rarely has a film used London’s landmarks so cannily, and rarely has screen Shakespeare been so sharp and satisfying…

Review of Taxi Driver (1976)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 19 Mar 1994

Forty years on, Taxi Driver remains almost impossibly perfect: it’s hard to think of another film that creates and sustains such a unique,…

Review of Lifeforce (1985)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 21 Mar 1993

Lifeforce is a near-impossible film to review, at once indescribably awful and hugely, brilliantly entertaining…

Review of The Godfather Part II (1974)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 26 Feb 1989

This is quite simply one of the saddest movies ever made, a tale of loss, grief and absolute loneliness, an unflinching stare into the darkest…

Review of The Landlord (1970)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 30 Jan 1985

The Landlord succeeds thanks to terrific performances, political nous, flawless photography from Gordon Willis, a handful of sublimely witty…

Review of Carrie (1976)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 21 Feb 1984

De Palma’s grasp on King’s material is never in doubt: this is a truly throat-grabbing horror movie, sporting a handful of pitch-perfect…

Review of Eraserhead (1977)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out (7,510) on 28 Sep 1980

Eraserhead is a singular work of the imagination, a harrowing, heartbreaking plunge into the darkest recesses of the soul…

Review of The Night of the Hunter (1955)

By Tom Huddleston (600) for Time Out London (344) on 22 Jan 1959

It’s the most haunted and dreamlike of all American films, a gothic backwoods ramble with the Devil at its heels…

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