Demons for sale
A low budget film about exorcism has become a runaway success in the US, writes Solana Larsen
Culture
Not waving, but dying
"Down a bit lower. That's it. Now, look at the camera. And now look puzzled. That doesn't look like 'puzzled'. Really puzzled. Hold it. Now, can you get even lower?"
Buggering on a pinhead
Martin Rowson is delighted to report that religion is on it's last legs
Men in Masks
Sally Feldman isn't enamoured with Allende's swashbuckler
Dark materials
Jim Herrick discovers Joan Bakewell's Belief
The real thing
Caspar Melville on the oddness of rock snobbery
You shall go to the ball
Misogynist trap, soppy fantasy, or universal truth? Sally Feldman waves a magic wand over Cinderella
Algebraic amours
Hugh Burkhardt on how to stop worrying and love the (bouncing) bomb
Lone Star
Andy Tudor celebrates the radical work of John Sayles
Hopeless Romantic
Karen Hewitt goes travelling with Turgenev