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Japanese horror remake, with Sam Raimi on board

Demme knowing, nerve-shredding take on iconic conspiracy thriller pulls off the improbable

After last year's disappointing Never Go Home, Brian Krumm's Illinois quartet seem to have rediscovered the last-gang-in-town swagger that made 2000's Damaged Goods such a riot. Guitars cranked up to 11, it's bulging roadhouse rock, with the added croak of Krumm's phlegmy Tom Waits-isms. But there's a leanness about these loser-through-a-shot-glass songs that suggests they've matured too, not least on the latter-day gunslinger ballad "November" and in the neon-splashed moodiness of "St Christopher Street".

She was the First Lady of UK Punk who later became the Godmother of Goth.

All thirty tracks from Uncut Take 92. Tracks that inspired and tracks inspired by Bob Dylan.

Uncut catches up with Eric Goulden. The man behind 1977's anthemic 'Whole Wide World', the 80's Captains Of Industry, garage-punksters The Len Bright Combo and now, 'Bungalow Hi'.

Already a modern classic, Donnie Darko gets even better with the Director's Cut, out this week on DVD. Director Richard Kelly explains why

Three-CD anthology of East End mystic John Wardle's 26-year career

First-class heavy-duty sci-fi synth action

Mancunians' lost acid house tapes resurface