Demise Review
Demise is lovingly rendered like one of those great late 80s to mid 90s erotic thrillers that gave you beautiful...
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Don’t Turn Out The Lights Review
Don't Turn Out The Lights follows a group overzealous best friends, celebrating a birthday on a weekend road trip in...
Lonely Castle in the Mirror Review
Bullying has profoundly impacted my life. As I explored in my A Silent Voice feature, the insults directed at me...
Escape From 21st Century Review
Time travel, as a concept, is often inherently illogical. Different films approach it with their own sets of rules and...
The First Slam Dunk Review
Diverting from the source material is always a risk for any adaptation. Fans of the original work want to see...
Deep Blue Sea 4K Review
In 1975, Steven Spielberg's Jaws released in cinemas and, to this day, remains the greatest shark film of all time....
Yojimbo & Sanjuro 4K Review (2025)
A pair of Akira Kurosawa classics hit 4K for the first time, and as ever it's an ideal format to...
Wicked Review
After recently catching the Wicked musical for the first time on the West End, it felt like something was missing...
Sew Torn Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Some of you may remember the 1998 film Run Lola Run, a fun, experimental thriller that offered three alternative story...
Anora Review
“Some things, when they change, never do return to the way they once were. Butterflies for instance, and women who've...
Fight To Live Review / Interview
Now based in the Australian sunshine state, Queensland, it's an appropriate bright place for the story of Rebecca Rawlings to...
Tekkonkinkreet Review
Studio 4°C made a striking debut with Western audiences through their work on The Animatrix, animating five of its nine...
Blood For Dust Review
Excellent, unassuming Fargo-styled crime thriller. Downtrodden salesman Cliff (an effective, ever-reliable Scoot McNairy) is struggling through life, drifting aimlessly within...
Werewolves Review
In a landscape where horror films increasingly subvert conventions - like the upcoming Wolfman, which promises a fresh twist on...