Resident vegan Graham Gough wades through Frightfest 2010’s carnivorous throng of movie geeks, horror nuts, hipsters, foreign office officials and Kim Newman to bring you his take on cannibalistic Mexi-horror We Are What We Are.

Movies and games have been inseparable from four-wheeled motoring madness since their inception. David Cox takes a peek over the parapet to sniff the high-octane emissions emanating from the best and worst of the genre…

Onemetal takes a look at the retro-inspired Mexploitation beat-em-up, Shank. Is this another pointless throwback, or a shot in the arm for a dying genre? Find out here!

With Frightfest 2010 in full swing, we chatted with The Dead’s producer, Amir Moallemi, about his experiences working on the film. We found Amir in fine form, revealing loads of info on the production, the controversy and slow-moving zombies.

Emma Hacking always wanted to hang-out with crazy-faced character actor Gary Busey and learn some life lessons the insane way, but Comedy Central’s Adam de la Pena got there first. Read all about their bizarre adventures in Busey land.

The controversy over file-sharing in music rages on. The latest musical luminaries to step into the ring? U2 manager Paul McGuinness, and Dublin-based thrash metallers Gama Bomb’s vocalist, Philly Byrne. Find out what they had to say within!

We grabbed some time with Daniel Davies and Rob Oswald from stoner rockers Karma To Burn. Read on as Mark Wrigley discovered Rob doesn’t want ice cream rammed down his throat.

In the run up to the release of Halo: Reach, more live-action shorts have been released. We take a look at these additions to the Halo universe inside!

We check out the first trailer for Ultramarines, the forthcoming CGI-generated movie based on the successful Games Workshop franchise, and it’s signed up a host of top voice talent…

Oliver Longden takes another Look Back in Anger, this time spewing his rage at the NES’ Kid Icarus. Cult platformer or pervert’s fever dream? You’ll only find the answer here…