Reviews

At the very beginning of Dominik Moll’s crime drama The Night Of The...

It’s probably past time that animated filmmakers, looking for subjects to...

The return of a prodigal son is supposedly a time of thanksgiving and...

The title The Five Devils implies the extreme supernatural –...

Space Jam meets The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in 80 For Brady, a truly...

If it’s successful, Air might just prove to be the first in a wave of films...

The idea that ‘rich people are bad, actually’ gets a simmering,...

Allelujah, Richard Eyre’s bewildering new adaptation of Alan Bennett’s play...

Once best known as purveyors of puerility, the Farrelly brothers are these days...

Lately, the romcom has felt like a genre in decline. No longer the box-office...

Audiences for Ti West’s effective, gruesome retro-shocker X — in which...

With The Super Mario Bros. Movie hitting cinemas almost simultaneously with...

Gothic unicorns. A Skittles advert. A magical pen named Steve. These are just...

John Wick: Chapter 4 is relentlessly violent. It just does not stop. It...

The last attempt at a Dungeons & Dragons adaptation was a disaster to make...

Given they are the subject of the one-time biggest box-office hit in history...

Part concert film, part documentary, 2012’s Shut Up And Play The Hits from...

American copyright on A.A. Milne’s Winnie-The-Pooh expired last...

It’s tough to carry on after losing your heart. Scream VI is the first...

When we meet 40-year-old Swedish man William, he is covered in fabric. It is a...

Aliens is the perfect sequel. The Empire Strikes Back, while certainly a...

A hybrid of combustible, contemporary dance courtesy of the English National...

The pain and vulnerability of coming of age is framed with life-shattering...

As a suburban social horror filtered through a distinctive Black lens,...