Creation

Uncut talks to Director/Producer Sam Raimi on his classic japanese horror remake, The Grudge.

Insanely funny, foul-mouthed comedy with bells on

Six volumes of highlights from the Sunday night US television show that was the MTV of its day

Second helping of web-slinging superhero mayhem beats all comers

Two-CD compilation of '80s coulda-beens

Yes, on tuesday, June 13, 1978, voodoo rockabilly avatars The Cramps (in their greatest line-up, Lux Interior and Poison Ivy backed by Nick Knox and Byron Gregory) rolled into the recreation room of California's Napa State Mental Hospital, to play for the residents. Don't ask how this was ever allowed.

Second album from '60s NY oddball, aka piano man Stephen Friedland

German label celebrates 10 years in thrall to early-'80s Scottish jangle-pop

This charming but thoroughly odd film from 1970 sees Richard Harris play John Morgan, an eccentric British aristocrat kidnapped by the Sioux in the American Wild West in the early 19th century. Reflecting the liberal concerns of the time, the film is meticulous in its re-creation of Indian customs, particularly the gruesome Sun Vow initiation.

Second instalment of Tarantino's "roaring rampage of revenge" is a little heavy on the dialogue