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James Newton on Ocean’s 8

James Newton on Ocean’s 8

James Newton looks at the latest in a line of female reboots.

28th June 2018 FilmLeave a Comment on James Newton on Ocean’s 8
Thirty Years of Hellraising

Thirty Years of Hellraising

Dr James Newton marks the thirtieth anniversary of a key British horror film

1st November 2017 Film, horror, horror filmsLeave a Comment on Thirty Years of Hellraising
George A. Romero Appreciation

George A. Romero Appreciation

Dr James Newton offers an appreciation of the American director, George Romero (1949-2017)

19th July 2017 Film, horror, horror films, ObituariesLeave a Comment on George A. Romero Appreciation
Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

A one day symposium, Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century, takes place in the Powell Lecture Theatre, Canterbury Christ Church University, on June 9th 2017.

31st May 2017 conferences, Event, Events, FilmLeave a Comment on Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century
Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Dr James Newton is organising a one day symposium exploring the individual films, cycles, genres and traditions of exploitation cinema since the turn of the century in the School of […]

3rd May 20172nd May 2017 Conferences, Event, Events, FilmLeave a Comment on Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century
Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Dr James Newton is organising a symposium on contemporary exploitation cinema at Canterbury Christ Church University.

2nd December 20162nd December 2016 conferences, Event, Events, FilmLeave a Comment on Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century
Research Seminar 19 October 2016: James Newton on Cult Films

Research Seminar 19 October 2016: James Newton on Cult Films

James Newton will discuss “deviant” interpretations of cult films in our latest research seminar.

12th October 201613th October 2016 Event, Events, Film, Research, Research SeminarsLeave a Comment on Research Seminar 19 October 2016: James Newton on Cult Films
The Empty

The Empty

Dr James Newton’s short film The Empty will be screened in the ‘thriller’ category as part of the RATMA Film Festival in Keighley in Bradford, West Yorkshire, on October 8th. […]

15th September 2016 Event, Events, FilmLeave a Comment on The Empty
James Newton on Robin Hardy and Euan Lloyd

James Newton on Robin Hardy and Euan Lloyd

The opening weekend of July 2016 saw the deaths of two significant figures in the history of British genre cinema – director Robin Hardy and producer Euan Lloyd. Hardy became […]

26th July 201625th July 2016 Film, NewsLeave a Comment on James Newton on Robin Hardy and Euan Lloyd

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