Film Review – Despicable Me 4 (2024)
It’s seven years since the previous Despicable Me film. Not that it seems like it. And that’s down to the...
It’s seven years since the previous Despicable Me film. Not that it seems like it. And that’s down to the...
There has already been quite the buzz around Osgood Perkins’ stark new horror/thriller Longlegs. For months, its elusive and patient...
It was a different world fifty five years ago. Mobile phones? Home computers? What were those? Movies were in colour,...
“Everybody just wants what they can’t have.” What – or, rather, who - Asian drag queen Aysha wants is sat...
The title certainly gets straight to the point. It would be deeply unsurprising if the pitch for Kill were “The...
It only feels like yesterday that the world was taken over by the newest Yorgos Lanthimos film, rising to critical...
If a sequel which genuinely lives up to the original is a big ask, then a threequel is the cinematic...
Equal parts fascinating and terrifying, Eternal You posits that death will no longer mean having to say goodbye. Dying now...
The rousing music swells, the spectacularly stark beauty of the American West rises up and we know we’re on...
Agnieszka Holland, the celebrated director from Poland, returns with a powerful and pressing film. Holland is a leading figure in...
“Old age isn’t for sissies.” The G’s Ann (Dale Dickey) wouldn’t disagree with Bette Davis. If anything, she’d go further:...
An establishing landscape shot welcomes us to the setting of Sasquatch Sunset with an opening sequence that introduces the world...
March 31st, 2018 is the day this current chapter of the band’s Ghost lore started. For over 6 years we...
Jeff Nichols makes a welcome return to screens this week with The Bikeriders, his first film in eight years. Not...