Top Ten good film/bad film combos

You know what's great about actors? Sometimes they make a really good film. Then again, sometimes they make a really bad film. And sometimes, just sometimes, the same actor does both within a remarkably short space of time. Join us as we count down the ten actors who've flipped the classic/flop switch with incredible speed.

Cheat Sheet: Ken Russell

So Ken Russell has passed away peacefully in his sleep, aged 84. Everyone's talking about it, but here you are desperately trying to think of a subtler way of saying "Who is the nine hells is Ken Russell?" Don't worry, as always, we've got your back: here's everything you wanted to know (and a few things you didn't) about legendary film maverick Ken Russell.

Lost Everything

A bunch of people have drama that sometimes relates to other drama other people are having in this feature-length soap opera about celebrity, the media and... drama. But on the plus side, some people shoot and stab each other at the end.

Thieves by Law

You know who loves the Russian Mafia? Well, nobody, really: they've done horrible things for and to Russia and killed a LOT of people. They are, however, extremely interesting. So grab yourself some popcorn and vodka, as Alexander Gentelev sits down with three proper old-school Russian mafiosi.

Mind of the Demon

This is, without doubt, the gnarliest film that has ever been put together. Follow the story of Larry Linkogle, one of the founders of freestyle motocross, as he achieves legendary status and battles his inner demons, all the the melodic mumble of Motorhead frontman Lemmy's absolutely amazing narration.