Colony Review: Yeon Sang-ho Returns With Another Intense Survival Thriller
Just remember the word ‘colony’ and director Yeon Sang-ho’s latest horror thriller, Colony, might make all the more sense in...
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The Dog Stars Review: Room For Hope At The End Of The World
The end of the world is everywhere — it dictates our politics, plagues our sciences and influences our art. Despite...
Holy Days: Joyous, Sentimental And Bittersweet Road Movie
Holy Days certainly isn’t the typical road movie. Set in 1974, three nuns embark on an adventure across New Zealand...
One Night Only Review: Electric Chemistry Rescues Absurd Premise
The modern romantic comedy is a delicate balancing act. It requires a premise outrageous enough to hook an audience, paired...
Kiki’s Delivery Service Review (4K IMAX Re-release)
Whilst many have attempted and failed to deliver a coming of age story with sincerity as well as the charm...
Coyote vs ACME Review – They Tried To Stop It. They Failed.
Chumbawamba once sang, 'I get knocked down, but I get back up again', and there isn't a saying that sums...
Mutiny Review – Another Flat, Lifeless Jason Statham Film For 2026
By the midpoint of Mutiny, Jason Statham’s latest punch 'em up, the prevailing thought was, “Haven’t I reviewed this already?”...
Stop! That! Train! Review – A Gloriously Camp Disaster Movie
Stop! That! Train! That title alone, with its emphatic trio of exclamation marks, gives you a pretty clear idea of...
Tony Review: A Complex, Tasty Biopic
In Kitchen Confidential, the late Anthony Bourdain pulled no punches in describing his teenage self. He was, put simply, “badly...
The End Of Oak Street Review: A Monster Helping Of Fun
It’s a brave writer/director who decides to make a new version of a favourite movie, especially when it’s a much-loved...
Lady Review – Sian Clifford Shines In Poignant, Biting Mockumentary
Lady follows narcissistic aristocrat Lady Isabella after she hires a documentary film crew to record her life in her extravagant country...
Sunny Dancer Review: Bella Ramsey Shines In Moving, Joyful Drama
Can a movie about teenagers with cancer really be considered feel-good? With Sunny Dancer, the answer is yes. Writer-director George...
Nimrods Review: A Wild Green Day-Inspired Road Trip
What would you do if you were told you were opening for your favourite band? Nimrods, a coming-of-age road trip...
Hunt For The Wilderpeople (10th Anniversary) Review
Taika Waititi’s Hunt for the Wilderpeople presents a boldly original voice and one that's filled with an offbeat humour, real...