The 75 best horror movies of all time for Hallowe’en
From black-and-white blood-curdlers to sinister social satire, here’s the ultimate list for any dark and spooky night
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Vulgar, capitalist, fearless: how the Essex Girl terrified Britain
Novelist Sarah Perry spent years trying to live down her Essex roots. Now she's sticking up for the Sharons
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Miranda July on the scam that inspired the season's oddest film
Kajillionaire, Miranda July's first feature in a decade, is drawn from memories of her misspent youth, with less stripping and more bubbles
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Matt Smith as Dr Watson? The TV castings that might have been
Casting history is a long list of what-abouts and might-have-beens. But what are most explosive casting decisions that almost happened?
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Did Bowie beat Adele? All 35 Glastonbury headliner bills, ranked from worst to best
The definitive ranking of every set of Glastonbury Pyramid Stage headliners
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Artemis Fowl review: like watching a trailer for a film that doesn’t exist
Neither Colin Farrell nor Dame Judi Dench can save Kenneth Branagh's senseless fantasy epic about a child genius versus an evil pixie
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What I’m watching in lockdown: Rhod Gilbert, Robert Lindsay and more
For The Telegraph’s My Splendid Isolation column, arts figures tell us which films and TV they’re watching. Here’s a round-up of the latest
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The 100 greatest classical music pieces of all time
Our classical critics select a full century of pieces to stir your heart, from the raw to the romantic, the sweet to the savage
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Bong Joon-ho’s greatest hits: what to watch after Snowpiercer
As Snowpiercer arrives on Netflix, soon after Parasite’s historic Oscar victory, welcome to Bong Joon-ho’s extraordinary back catalogue
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The 20 greatest movie heroes, from James Bond to Foxy Brown
The Marvel films may have filled our screens with saviours in Spandex, but true heroism requires more than a superpower
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What to stream online: from virtual museum tours to the best concert movies and theatre shows
From online opera to virtual museums, podcasts to box sets – 100 ways to get your hit of culture under lockdown
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10 new ways to have fun indoors this week, chosen by our critics
From the comfort of your sofa: our guide to enjoying the arts at home, for the week of March 21-27
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UK box office report, Jan 31–Feb 2: The Lighthouse shines, while 1917 battles on
Among a slate of last-minute awards contenders, only one film punched above its weight, writes Charles Gant
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