Handsome, talented and with an easy, gracious manner, the Northern Ireland-born actor was a consummate professional with a stellar career spanning six decades.

Sam Neill never lost his genuine concern for the plight of workers and the oppressed, contempt for racialist politics and distrust of celebrity.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre follows a group of friends who fall victim to a chainsaw-wielding killer named Leatherface.

Reg Livermore’s larrikin musical closed in 1978 to savage reviews – its revival comes at a turning point for the theatre industry.

From The Panic in Needle Park to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, these are the most relentlessly grim and pessimistic movie masterpieces of the 1970s.

The actor's family said: "It is with immense sadness that the whanau (family) of Sam Neill share the news of his passing on Monday, July 13, in Sydney, Australia. Sam was surrounded by family and ...

Completion bond companies Film Finances International (FFI) and Media Guarantors are combining operations under the banner of ...

Work is underway to preserve Papua New Guinea's collection of more than 1,300 film reels and tapes, stored at its small ...

Pedro Almodóvar's latest film will open this year's GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival, which has unveiled its ...

Netflix trailer for a remake of a "brilliant" Sam Neill film has left some fans fearing the worst. Sumptuous six-part period ...

Westerns stretch back to the earliest days of cinema, and they occasionally make waves today, but these are some underrated ...

While society spent decades trimming the natural flow away, a growing number of men are letting nature take the wheel — and ...