Reviews

Harka is the second film in the last year to grapple with the hangover of...

No one expected that the one about the tree and the raccoon would be a...

Ironically for a man latterly famous for grilling, there’s nothing very lean...

Of the many things director David Lowery gets right about Peter Pan, the most...

Think of British cinema and Jim Broadbent’s face might spring to mind pretty...

Before you see a single frame in A Thousand And One, you hear the sounds...

If Michelle Yeoh has taught us anything, it’s that martial arts are a...

It looks like they wasted the title of The Worst Person In The World on the...

It’s difficult to do anything new with The Three Musketeers. Alexandre...

Judging by mid-tier Hollywood thrillers, if you meet an attractive person and...

Judy Blume’s pre-teen bible about an 11-year-old girl praying to hit puberty...

Released in 2018, Searching seemed the natural cinematic response to a...

“This is an act of self-defence,” clarify the protagonists of How To Blow...

Every once in a while, a film comes along so inept that it can trigger an...

One Fine Morning once again confirms Mia Hansen-Løve’s position as a movie...

It’s the classic tale: boy meets girl, boy turns into a chair, boy and girl...

For four decades, the Evil Dead has been the twisted Teddy Bear’s Picnic of...

Ari Aster’s increasingly wild filmography seems to all hinge on one simple,...

Imagine a buddy cop movie in which a grizzled maverick detective, whose quippy...

Leonor Will Never Die is, undeniably, one-of-a-kind. A kind of arthouse take...

Godland presents itself as an artefact of a real-life expedition, inspired...

Playing like a Saturday Night Live skit about a Jason Statham spy movie comes...

The last time Mario — the lovably high-voiced moustachioed Italian plumber,...

Founded on genre-defining hits from the early 1930s (such as Tod...