Film Reviews

Director Ari Aster’s second project in as many years propels his previous themes of grief and trauma explored in…

Following the cataclysmic events of Avengers: Endgame, the physical and emotional weight on Spider-Man: Far From…

It's baffling to think that just a year ago, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was left shell-shocked by the events of …

If Yorgos Lanthimos thought he was the only one that could do creepy and cryptic symbolism with rabbits, boy, was…

The immediately eye catching cast of this latest Netflix original Triple Frontier, twinned with the choice of more…

The long-awaited Captain Marvel, the first of the (twenty-one) MCU films that centres solely around a female lead,…

After the huge success of Peaky Blinders and establishing himself as a serious writer/director with 2013’s Locke,…

To those of us who had grown up on the Lego Games from Star Wars to Lord of The Rings, the triumph that was the…

One of this awards season’s biggest players, it seems odd that the man who directed Dumb and Dumber and the truly…

It still seems a shock that the man who wrote and directed Step Brothers is now an Oscar-winning screenwriter…

Returning to Scotland in 1561, following the death of her husband, eighteen-year-old Mary (Saoirse Ronan) reclaims…

The 1930s saw the rise of two of the world’s finest comedy actors and performers, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.…

1879, Norway. A frustrated and belittled housewife decides to leave her ostensibly kind husband and children to try…

Renowned Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Gravity) is widely regarded as a man who makes…

The legendary (if overused) tale of Robin Hood is back again in Otto Bathurst’s latest directorial adventure,…