Reviews

No-one understands the laconic, downtrodden Umer (Faraz Ayub). The manager at...

Somewhere deep inside Trap there’s a good movie bound, gagged and...

Here is a film that, for many people, arrives with the burden of expectation....

After The Last Of Us and Fallout, you’d be forgiven for thinking that we are...

In the 1970s, Bob Guccione — publisher of the porn magazine Penthouse —...

Given that pregnancy is quite literally a matter of life and death, it’s...

Here is another film that ponders the big life-or-death existential questions,...

The perfectly serviceable mid-budget movie is an increasingly rare beast, too...

Michael, the child (voiced by Aaron MacGregor) at the centre of British...

The problem with adapting books written for tiny children is that there’s...

Star-crossed lovers are always ripe for the big screen — a fact understood...

“Remember, gentlemen,” says Henry Cavill’s Gus March-Phillipps in The...

A word of warning: if you’re a deep-cut Marvel fan, you may want to arrive at...

The stories we encounter when we’re young can sometimes speak to us so deeply...

The latest film from buzzy US studio A24 delves into the complexity of a...

“This film contains extremely dangerous and illegal activities,” reads the...

For a generation, Jan de Bont’s 1996 rip-roaring tornado rager Twister was...

If she hasn’t earned it already by now, June Squibb certainly deserves...

Working class British dramas historically — and still — often fall into a...

Alright, sweethearts, you heard the man and you know the drill. There have been...

Just when you think that horror — currently in a major gold rush — is all...

The first few minutes of Osgood Perkins’ unsettling new psychological...

If there were any suspicion that the Apollo 11 moon landing had been thoroughly...

Indian cinema — and in particular its perception here in the West — has...