Reviews

Matthew Vaughn has never played by the rules. Whether it’s his penchant for...

Migration is something different for Illumination. After a run of movies...

Charlie Kaufman’s last film, I’m Thinking Of Ending Things, ended with a...

Based on the 2001 book Erasure by Percival Everett, Cord Jefferson’s...

Clothes and trinkets from Jews, facing degradation and starvation, if not...

This stormingly confident debut from director Jamie Childs, until now best...

There’s always been something of the musical about Steven Spielberg’s 1985...

On the sofa of an evening, Adam (Andrew Scott), a sweet and lonely man in his...

From its opening moments, as Zac Efron’s muscular wrestler heaves himself out...

Streaming on: Netflix Episodes Watched: 8 of 8  With a decapitated head...

It might be the end of the world, but someone has to change the babies’...

The Kitchen — named for the rebellious, run-down fictional housing estate it...

Josh Forbes’ stylised black comedy Destroy All Neighbors begins as an...

Rowing is usually seen, with good reason, as a sport for posh kids. But it...

Stand-up comedians have pivoted to playing it straight in movies countless...

It has been over two decades since Andy Lau and Tony Leung Chiu-wai faced off...

Bees have had a bad run of it on screen. For every Candyman, there is...

When is a reboot not a reboot? Maybe when it’s the Mean Girls reboot, which...

Schitt’s Creek fans might be surprised by Dan Levy’s directorial...

By its very nature, a haunted-swimming-pool horror — an admittedly minor...

John Woo is back! Silent Night is the legendary action director’s first...

When the romcom industrial complex is in need of a story, William Shakespeare...

And so it ends. After 10 years, 15 films, two Marthas and one Snyder Cut, the...

Episodes viewed: 4 of 4 Launched as a Kickstarter in 2015, this passion project...