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35 Years Ago, Cast A Deadly Spell Gave Lovecraft The Inventive Film Noir Treatment

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By Gayle Sequeira
| Inverse Verified
How does one adapt Lovecraftian horror, which, by its very definition, is that of the unknown and indescribable — “unnamable terrors,” colors “outside of any known spectrum” — for the inherently visual medium of cinema? American author H. P. Lovecraft’s stories are suffused with a sense of cosmic dread. The protagonists, confronted by that which is beyond human comprehension and faced with their own insignificance and helplessness in the face of a vast and unfathomable universe, spiral into madness.
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10 great age-gap friendship films

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By Emily Maskell, Brogan Morris, Gayle Sequeira
| BFI
Cinematic friendships are a special thing, a bond projected onto the big screen that is life-affirming, heartwarming and deeply enriching. But a subset of friendships is often sidelined in such conversations: the age-gap friendship. The age-gap conversation is most commonly attributed to romantic relationships; by comparison, the multifaceted nature of a friendship that bridges decades is underexplored.
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Family problems and sound issues: 8 of the best films at FrightFest 2026

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By Anton Bitel Festivals, Brogan Morris, Gayle Sequeira
| BFI
This year’s FrightFest is nearly upon us – 83 feature films (including documentaries and retrospective titles) and 40 shorts, presented across two Odeon cinemas, five screens in London’s Leicester Square over an extended five-day summer bank holiday weekend. Everything on show falls within the realms of horror, sci-fi and fantasy.
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