After having a look at a good and a bad remake of an 80s horror film, we close out the series with a look at a controversial remake that audiences either loved or hated.

‘Anonymous’ is a thriller/romance about the authorship of Shakespeare that fancies itself quite clever – but stumbles quite mightily along the way to a tepid conclusion.

‘In Time’ is an attempted high-concept action thriller that ultimately falls to pieces along with its overly obvious populist metaphor.

We’ve had a look at the bad, but now it’s time to have a look at the good … one of the best of the 80s horror film remakes, ‘My Bloody Valentine 3D.’

Remakes, reboots, rehashes … they come in many forms from good to bad to worse. In this series, we’ll look at three ‘reboots’ in the horror genre starting with The Bad.

The worthy successor to Romero’s original ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ is a classic in its own right.

A superhero, dinosaurs, a stuffed bear, an alien invasion, recorded conversations, classic comedians, and a naked guy on national television … it’s a home video bonanza this week!