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Unscripted telly and sci-fi escapism: how COVID-19 will change the future of film and TV

What can past social catastrophes teach us about next year's on-screen hits?

Horror specialist Blumhouse has quietly become 2020’s most exciting film studio

With four (potentially) hit releases either side of lockdown, the scary movie factory may have stolen a march on its rivals

Streaming services have saved cinemas, but now they’re kicking them while they’re down

Theatres are right to boycott studios intent on wiping them off the map

‘The Assistant’ is the first great #MeToo movie

This post-Weinstein drama is miles ahead of the competition

A love letter to the cinema: it’s all about the energy in the room

The closure of cinemas across the nation has proven what we already knew: that home streaming can never replace going to the movies

In defence of David Lynch’s ‘Dune’

Spice! Sandworms! Sting!

The cast and director of ‘Bad Times At The El Royale’ talk film noir, Humphrey Bogart, Chris Hemsworth’s chest and more

With Bad Times At The El Royale, director Drew Goddard has revamped the hotel-bound mystery. An intriguing tale of seven secret-hiding strangers, who all convene...

‘The Disaster Artist’ – five reasons to watch James Franco’s instant classic movie

The Disaster Artist – in limited cinemas on December 1 and nationwide from December 6 – is the true story of how one man’s dream...

30 Seconds To Greatness: Michael Keaton

As part of our #LifeHacks initiative in partnership with the University of Salford, NME is asking prominent figures from the creative industries to give...

MCM London Comic Con 2017: the most impressive cosplay you’ll ever see

We round up the best cosplayers from the weekend – and ask them how they did it.