Once banned, reviled and disowned, this startling masterpiece from director Tod Browning gets reissued by the BFI.

With good reason, film theorist Andrew Sarris called the film one of the most compassionate of all time.

Reading contemporary 1932 reviews of Tod Browning’s subversive masterpiece of compassion and disgust is a great way to make yourself feel better about the moder

The Austin Film Society's current series examines the horror films from 1930-1960. The first six months of the series highlights classics of the Thirt

If there are ‘freaks’ on display, they are not the versatile performers to whom this 1932 movie’s title appears to allude

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