Tom Grieve

Like a tub of festive chocolates, there’s something for all tastes showing on HOME’s cinema screens this Christmas.

Reclaimed as a festive staple, Bruce Willis still crackles in John McTiernan’s superior action flick.

A film for those who think that MacCauley Culkin didn’t go far enough, Deadly Games A.K.A. Dial Code Santa Claus is a home invasion thriller that’s more Rambo than Home Alone.

The goose is getting fat and Kermit and pals are out in force in this tongue-in-cheek adaptation….what better way to get into the spirit than a magical romp through Christmas past, present and future!?

Tipped by many as film of the year, Paul Mescal stars in Charlotte Wells’ tender debut feature.

The Muscles from Brussels is back on the big screen this month thanks to Chapeltown Picture House who have dedicated a whole day to the films of one Mr. Jean-Claude Van Damme.

HOME transport us back to Hollywood’s savage years, when the restrictive censorship of the Hays Code wasn’t worth the paper it was written on.

The most outrageous film ever made? A masterpiece of filth? This underground, midnight movie classic arrives at HOME accompanied by a new short film.

Grimmfest presents a full weekend of film screenings, in-depth Q&As and talks with filmmakers behind some of the most iconic monster movies

Echoes of the North; Four Chapters in Time is a specially created film of rarely seen early 20th century archive footage shot around the North of England.

Queer East is an LGBTQ+ film festival that showcases rarely-seen queer cinema from East– and Southeast Asia.

Sheffield’s horror film festival returns with cult horror and brand new premieres.