Lee Cronin’s The Mummy Review
Lee Cronin's The Mummy is a supernatural horror film and is a re-imagining of The Mummy franchise by Blumhouse, which began in...
Cinema
Kiss of the Spider Woman Review
There are so many musical films from the late 1900s that have been remade within only 26 years of the...
Colours of Time Review
There’s something quietly audacious about how Colours of Time begins. We’re immediately met with close-up images of Monet’s paintings inside...
Glenrothan Review
There was only one way a Scottish family drama directed by Brian Cox could unfold – and Glenrothan follows that...
Akira Review
What do Jordan Peele’s Nope, Nisemonogatari, and Batman: The Animated Series have in common? Beyond all being great pieces of...
The Blue Trail Review
Dystopian films often lean towards being bleak or overtly apocalyptic, but The Blue Trail presents its world very differently. Gabriel...
Sunshine Women’s Choir Review
In what might be a surprising revelation, given that most of my film career has been spent discussing East Asian...
You, Me & Tuscany Review
Russian poet Anna Akhmatova once said that Italy is a dream that keeps returning for the rest of your life....
Rebuilding Review (2026 Manchester Film Festival)
Josh O’ Connor can always be found at the scene of the crime, when that crime is a devastatingly beautiful...
Undertone Review
When you hear of Undertone, a movie that focuses on scaring you through its use of sound that’s about a...
The Stranger (L’Étranger) Review
Albert Camus’ The Outsider, or The Stranger (or L’Étranger) has long been considered difficult, if not outright impossible, to adapt....
Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe Review
About six months ago, The Shadow’s Edge landed on our screens and was easily one of the best Jackie Chan...
The Drama Review
There’s something about The Drama that just sits with you in a way that’s hard to shake. It’s uncomfortable pretty...
Fuze Review
You might struggle to name a combination more classic than a heist movie and a ticking bomb. Such is the...