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...
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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...
The Summer Book Review: Glenn Close Film Misses the Mark
Grief is something that is so individualised to our existence as human beings; we never know when it’s going to...
Ice Cream Man Review: The Cone Of Shame
I’ll be honest, when I first saw the trailer for this film, I thought it was a parody. Lo and...
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie Review – A Fun Family Adventure
There is this thing when making a kid’s movie, I feel, that causes a need to include an element there...
Love Me Tender Review – A Raw Study of Passion Versus Sacrifice
Vicky Krieps is at the top of her angular game in the moving and multifaceted queer drama Love Me Tender....
Ish Review – A Hard-Hitting But Sensitive Wonder
Friendships are rent asunder, and handsome monochrome renders multicultural British life in arrestingly enigmatic tones, in Ish. Having played in...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review – A Thrilling Return for the Web-Slinger
It’s been a long time coming. A proper superhero movie, with a mere mortal blessed - or cursed – with...
The Odyssey Review – This Century’s Most Incredible Cinema Experience
​There are moments - many, many moments - in The Odyssey, one of the year’s biggest and most ambitious films,...
Moana Review – Not Every Voyage Is Worth Taking
Remakes have been a hot topic of discussion over the past few years, with many questioning why it’s necessary to...
Evil Dead Burn Review – A Terrifying, If Familiar, New Chapter for the Franchise
In the latest addition to Sam Raimi’s horror series, originating in 1981 with The Evil Dead, we return to the...