Reviews

It’s ironic that Fisherman’s Friends: One And All is so concerned with the...

Horror and folklore have always gone hand-in-bloodied-hand. People trying to...

“Life taught me to avoid surprises,” Romain Duris’ Gustave Eiffel says...

Flitting between archive footage and modern-day interviews, Australian...

Director Jaume Collet-Serra’s 2009 horror Orphan may have lifted its premise...

It’s a risky and yet somehow perfect move to use hit song ‘212’ by...

The first words in Laal Singh Chaddha, Advait Chandan’s adaptation of Forrest...

When you think “vampire-hunter”, what’s the first thing that comes to...

Luck is the first film produced at Skydance Animation under the stewardship of...

If you want an accurate representation of the state of masculinity circa 1987,...

When John Wick’s co-director boards a film about a high-speed train packed...

The thing that French volcanologist Maurice Krafft worried about most in his...

Early on in Hit The Road, the family tries to have a “last-gasp party” in...

Here is the logical next stop in the superhero cinema gold rush: a...

You might think you have Joyride figured out. From the outset, this Irish...

In a directing career that kick-started with Tom Hanks falling in love with a...

Translating a much-loved novel to the big screen is always a tricky task. With...

In many ways, Anything’s Possible is just another teen movie. It’s filled...

One of many fabrications of Netflix’s take on Persuasion is a scene in which...

It might all centre around a cabin in the woods, but She Will is a very...

Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck In Time is a playful, unconventional portrait of a...

It’s often said that showbiz can eat you alive. Jordan Peele’s third film...

Lionel Jeffries’ 1970 The Railway Children is ‘Tea & Crumpets: The...

The Stonewall riots of 1969 in New York City are well known as a historical...