Cape Fear Review (Apple TV)
If you're not familiar with the story of Cape Fear after the two films we've had - one from J....
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Savage House Review
Following in the thematic ambition of Jonathan Swift's 1700's novels Gulliver's Travels and A Modest Proposal, as well as Alexander...
Masters of the Universe Review
In a cinematic era defined by remakes and spin-offs, reviving any beloved franchise is a creative feat, and yet by...
Not Suitable For Work Review (Disney+)
Any sitcom that focuses on young people in New York is going to get comparisons because of the cultural institutions...
Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway Review
While it’s not quite time yet, if it's September, it must be Detective Conan. The UK is blessed with the...
Power Ballad Review
What would you do if you were to hear a hit song from an established musician, knowing that you were...
Body Heat Review (Criterion Collection)
With the country currently in the grip of an extreme heatwave, Criterion’s UK release of Body Heat could not be...
Backrooms Review
Produced by A24 Films and directed by 20-year-old internet horror prodigy Kane Parsons, Backrooms adapts the viral Backrooms creepypasta, which Parsons first turned...
Mariage Au Gout D’Orange Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
Adèle Exarchopoulos leads the way in Christophe Honoré’s semi-autobiographical chamber play about a wedding day in the late seventies, a...
Propeller One-Way Night Coach Review (Apple TV)
John Travolta’s latest directorial effort is clearly a deeply personal passion project. Based on a children’s book he himself wrote,...
Bitter Christmas (Amarga Navidad) Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
There aren't many directors who would garner applause just for the appearance of their name at the start of a...
The Unknown (L’Inconnue) Review (Cannes Film Festival 2026)
What if Freaky Friday, but for adults, and considerably more unsettling? That's roughly the pitch of The Unknown, adapted from...
Soudain (All of a Sudden) Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
A film with a three-hour and sixteen-minute runtime is a significant ask of any audience. Albeit, a lot of mainstream...
Fjord Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan exude pious stoicism in Cristian Mungiu’s highly anticipated (and now Palme D'Or winner) Fjord, a...