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3 March 2012 6:02 AM, PST | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »

Peter Cook: Genius at Work opens tomorrow at BFI Southbank in London and runs through March 21. "Although Cook has had his tributes before on the South Bank — there was a special Pete and Dud night in 2004, celebrating his legendary double-act with Dudley Moore — none has been as extensive as this, timed to coincide with what would have been Cook's 75th birthday year," writes Dominic Cavendish in the Telegraph. "Curator Dick Fiddy has lined up a rare old bag of treats. There's a BBC recording of the final performance of Beyond the Fringe, the groundbreaking sketch show that made his name and that of Moore, Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller — filmed in the West End in 1964 and never screened in the UK in its extended form…. And there will be screenings of his two major films: Bedazzled (1967), in which Cook plays the debonair Devil to Moore's bumbling Faust as relocated to Swinging Sixties London, »

24 January 2012 5:15 AM, PST | Blogomatic3000 | See recent Blogomatic3000 news »

Imagine: you and your two friends have been kidnapped by a religious cult, hell-bent on extracting their own brand of bloody atonement on you. A scenario made real by Kevin Smith in Red State, out on DVD and Blu-Ray 23rd January 2012 – an explosive, edge of your seat action-horror film about three horny friends whose plans for a foursome go awry when they’re kidnapped by the infamous Five Point Church. Red State is fast-paced, as the remorseless and evil fundamentalists show their barbaric and savage nature, sickeningly redefining the definition of disturbing.

Chances of survival are slim: if the cult has their way, you’re probably going to end up meeting either God or Satan. So here are the Top 5 Gods and Satans in film to provide some comfort in what’s to come…

Top 5 Gods In Film

5) Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

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6 January 2012 5:15 PM, PST | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »

Satan sells tickets. Although the big red guy won't make a personal appearance in this weekend's The Devil Inside in theaters, his name appears in the title of this documentary-style scare show about a series of unauthorized exorcisms performed on an institutionalized woman who committed three murders 20 years earlier during a failed exorcism. If the ads featuring the nuns with the freaky dead eyes don't send a shiver down your spine then, well, you must not have gone to Catholic school like yours truly. No matter what faith you do or do not follow, the infamous fallen angel has been a meaty role for actors over the years. Elizabeth Hurley played the Prince, er, Princess of Darkness in Bedazzled, in which she offers Brendan Fraser's character wishes so he can land...

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3 items from 2012