The Ice Tower Review
Lucile Hadžihalilović’s The Ice Tower (La Tour de Glace) is a mesmerising, dream-like reimagining of The Snow Queen, filtered through...
Nick Bartlett
Interview: Director Kevin Smith On Dogma And Its 25th Anniversary
If you want to feel old, here’s a fun fact for you: Dogma is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The iconoclastic, controversial religious...
Borderline Review
For all the sensationalism of the title and the anarchic set-pieces, I wasn’t a fan of Cocaine Bear, Jimmy Warden’s...
The Toxic Avenger: Uncut Review
One of the most highly anticipated films of the year for fans of cult cinema, Macon Blair's remake of The...
213 Bones Review (Frightfest 2025)
The shadow of Scream looms large over the slasher genre. Not only did Wes Craven’s classic deliver a deconstructive, subversively...
Blockhead Review (Frightfest 2025)
“If your soul isn’t up for grabs, then who cares what you write… what are you willing to risk?" FrightFest...
In A Cold Vein Review (Frightfest 2025)
Like some of the most striking films to play at Frightfest (Kill List, Oldboy, Pan’s Labyrinth), In A Cold Vein...
Heavens Above! Review (StudioCanal Vintage Classics)
“Do you like donkeys, mister?” “I try. God knows I try” The next instalment of StudioCanal’s celebration of Peter Sellers,...
Two Way Stretch Review (StudioCanal Vintage Classics)
To celebrate the centenary of comedy icon Peter Sellers, StudioCanal are releasing two of his lesser celebrated works, the sharply...
Narc Review (Arrow Films)
Joe Carnahan’s Narc opens with one of the most breathlessly frenetic foot chases ever committed to film - a dizzying,...
The Nice Guys Review (Second Sight)
Second Sight is quickly becoming one of the most reliable distributors of collector’s editions of cult films, offering lovingly overseen...
Night Moves Review (Criterion Collection)
“Where were you when Kennedy was shot?” “Which Kennedy?” “Any Kennedy” Arthur Penn’s fatalistic neo-noir classic is steeped in the...
A Minecraft Movie Review
Video game movies have come a long way. From the original Super Mario Bros to genuinely inventive adaptations like The...
Four Mothers Review (BFI Flare 2025)
The second feature from director Darren Thornton, Four Mothers, is a heartwarming film that just about stays on the right...