Roger Ebert didn't hold back when savaging a horror movie that went on to gain cult status, and even became a favourite of Christopher Nolan.

Directed by his goddaughter Sanna Fabery de Jonge, Like Tears In Rain reveals the person behind the (frequently villainous) roles, using his own extensive archive of home movies to paint a picture of ...

Rutger Hauer, who has never managed to capitalise ... killer who is intent on involving Halsey in his grisly deeds. The movie exerts a grim fascination.

Appropriately, a new documentary about the life of Rutger Hauer takes its title from a line from the movie, a line that Hauer himself helped craft. The documentary is called Like Tears in Rain ...

In truth, the movie is barely mentioned beyond the context of it being the most famous example of how Rutger Hauer was a giant in film because he vanished into his roles. Perhaps the most apt ...

Not long afterward, he got terrorized by Rutger Hauer in The Hitcher (1986), which has become a cult classic ... The busy actor has a few other high-profile movies in his lengthy filmography — ...

We take a look at ten great forgotten gems from the 1980s… How many have you seen? The 1980s was an eclectic melting pot of ...

Jim Halsey: What do you want? John Ryder: I want you to stop me. John Ryder: You wanna know what happens to an eyeball when it gets punctured? Do you got any idea how much blood jets out of a guy's ...

Psycho has more in common with SF movies like Alien and The 10th Victim (1965) than with thrillers like Silence of the Lambs, ...

Jim Halsey: What do you want? John Ryder: I want you to stop me. John Ryder: You wanna know what happens to an eyeball when it gets punctured? Do you got any idea how much blood jets out of a guy's ...