Don Siegel's masterful, deeply allegorical science fiction film about strange goings-on in a backwater American town.

This tense, offbeat piece of science-fiction is occasionally difficult to follow due to the strangeness of its scientific premise. Action nevertheless is increasingly exciting.

Halloween sees the obligatory re-release of many classic horrors, but none are more deserving than this nightmarish red-scare allegory, writes Peter Bradshaw

Read the Empire Movie review of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. A 50s horror classic that remains a gem of allegorical...

Don Siegel’s 1956 science-fiction chiller deserves its classic status, writes Jonathan Romney

One of the all-time classic horror movies comes to DVD as part of…

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)

A powerful subtext illustrates the political paranoia of the McCarthy era, says Tim Robey

NR • 1 hour 20 min • 1956

It’s conceivable that, in decades to come, this modest, sci-fi-inflected 1956 horror movie might come to be seen as the defining metaphorical work of the twen

Sans extras, Olive Films’s handsome platter leaves the viewer no choice but to come up with their own take.