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How to watch Agatha Christie's Murder is Easy online or on TV

Murder comes to a sleep English village in this Agatha Christie adaptation. Here's how you can watch Murder is Easy online and from anywhere.

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Ottessa Moshfegh: ‘Everyone asked me why I had written such a disgusting female character’

Before My Year of Rest and Relaxation, the author published Eileen, a dark noir about another disaffected woman. As it comes to the screen, she looks back on the extreme reaction to her complex heroine

The Guardian - UK

You Need to Watch the Most Ludicrous Thriller on Amazon For Free ASAP

Steven Soderbergh's supposed swansong was a pitch-perfect thriller that channeled the best of Hitchcock while adding modern twists.

Inverse

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From Taxi Driver to The Irishman: our writers pick their favourite Scorsese movies

With the highly anticipated release of Killers of the Flower Moon, Guardian writers look back at their top Scorsese films

The Guardian - US

It Lives Inside's psychological monster

Bishal Dutta spoke to Salon about combining his love of horror with the tension of assimilation in America

Salon

I finally watched Jaws for the first time and I don’t know why I waited this long

Our own Malcolm McMillan sat down and watched the classic movie Jaws for the first time. He gives his take on why you need to watch it too.

Tom’s Guide

Bette Gordon: ‘I realised: Oh my God, it’s a porn theatre! I was delighted’

The New York director’s 1983 film Variety used a real ‘adult’ cinema to turn around the male gaze. On its re-release, she explains her lifelong drive to push boundaries

The Guardian - UK

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My friend Billy: Mark Kermode remembers The Exorcist director William Friedkin

The Observer film critic on his hero, who died last week aged 87, a man dedicated to telling stories his way and who had a wicked sense of humour

The Guardian - UK

Woman has hair ripped out in attack by crows while walking

She describes it as a 'Hitchcock moment'

Wales Online

Hypnotic director Robert Rodriguez talks his decades-in-the-making thriller

Exclusive: Hypnotic director Robert Rodriguez talks to Total Film about his twisty new thriller

Total Film

'Nightmare at Anfield' - National media reacts as Tottenham suffer late defeat against Liverpool

Tottenham Hotspur suffered yet another setback in their pursuit of securing Champions League qualification for next season as they lost 4-3 against Liverpool at Anfield

Football London

From Fatal Attraction to Basic Instinct, here’s our pick of the best 90s erotic thrillers

Bunny boiling, killer neighbours, stealing wives, clandestine sex parties – Nineties thrillers had it all

Evening Standard

‘What’s wrong between men and women’: the thriller igniting debate about femicide

Cold-case drama The Night of the 12th has just swept the board at the French Oscars and has the nation talking about misogyny and murder. We talk to its director, Dominik Moll, about how it made him question his own place in the patriarchy

The Guardian - UK

Polaroids of the everyday and portraits of the rich and famous: you should know the compulsive photography of Andy Warhol

Review: Andy Warhol and Photography: A Social Media, Art Gallery of South Australia.

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Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Pale Blue Eye’: Christian Bale impresses again as detective partnered with young Edgar Allan Poe

Even when the 19th century mystery takes some insanely big dramatic swings, Bale is immersed in his performance.

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Henry V; Vardy v Rooney; ¡Showmanism! – review

Oliver Johnstone mesmerises as Henry V, Vardy and Rooney go head to head, and Dickie Beau lipsyncs a swarm of voices, from Hitchcock to Fiona Shaw

Boston Herald

Movie review: Riveting noir ‘Decision to Leave’ evokes Hitchcock

South Korean director Park Chan-wook, conjurer of dark, sexually charged dreams such as “Oldboy” (2003) and “Stoker” (2013), gives us his most Hitchcockian effort to date. One of the music tracks is even entitled “Rear Window.” “Decision to Leave,” is a film noir about a young, married detective named Hae-jun…

Los Angeles Times

Review: Park Chan-wook's thrilling mystery 'Decision to Leave' is noir at its most nourishing

At first glance — and it rewards several glances — "Decision to Leave" seems to tell the story of a police detective and the beautiful woman who upends his dull, well-ordered existence. It's a tale of impossible longing, the kind that can undo a marriage, ruin a career and send…

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The Guardian - UK

‘The Hitchcock of fashion’: Met Gala to pay tribute to Karl Lagerfeld

Late creative director of Chanel, Chloé and Fendi to be focus of benefit and New York exhibition

The Guardian - UK

‘An empty room can break me’: meet Kogonada, the director who is desperate for connection

A longing for connection is at the heart of this Korean-American director’s work, whether he’s tackling historical epics or a sci-fi film about a malfunctioning robot

The Guardian - UK

‘Insane rightwing misogynist? I’m none of those things!’ Steven Moffat on Doctor Who, his Baftas and his critics

The star TV writer has brought David Tennant and Stanley Tucci together for a new BBC drama about good people forced to do bad things. He talks about cliffhangers, ‘powerful, sexy women’ and what it would take for him to kill

WhatToWatch

30 best movie posters of all time ranked

What are the best movie posters of all time?

The New Daily

From Hollywood to here: Robert Wilson’s moving portraits capture star quality

An exhibition of moving portraits by New York theatre director and artist Robert Wilson features famous actors and artists as you’ve never seen them before.

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Watcher' a well-crafted voyeuristic thriller

In Chloe Okuno’s stylish debut “Watcher,” the title refers not just to one person, but two, when the watched becomes the watcher, the stalker and stalked swapping places throughout the course of this chilly psychological thriller. Working in the vein of ‘70s-style horror, Okuno’s “Watcher” is in dialogue with films…

The Guardian - UK

‘Walking dead’ of Cádiz and Mallorca rise up to send Granada into abyss

A macabre final day in La Liga ended with a Hitchcock-style twist and horror for the most unlikely relegation candidates

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