The Death of Robin Hood Review: Michael Sarnoski Brings New Layers to Legend
When you think of Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman), it’s likely that your mind goes back to a fox wearing green...
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Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Recalls Life As A Poet In Solid Drama
“What the fuck do you believe in?” Look, Willem Dafoe is an actor who could slip into any manner of...
Bunny Rabbit Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Minimalist climate-catastrophe horror Bunny Rabbit makes the most of its tiny budget and stunning Australian backdrop to forge a disturbing...
Starsuckers Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Social media culture gets savaged by The Butler Brothers in this exquisitely catty, satirical splatter comedy. Influencers Sasha (Manon Ens-Lapointe)...
Frostbite Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Old-school disaster flick Frostbite buries a gripping premise under clunky writing, erratic acting and tonal dissonance. Ski resort entrepreneur Charles...
The Whisper Man Review – Derivative But Enjoyable Friday Night Thriller
This new crime thriller based on the acclaimed novel by Alex North makes for an entertaining, if conventional, addition to...
Dark Matter Season 2 Review: Bigger, More Ambitious And Stellar Sophomore Entry
Dark Matter returns and thrusts you straight back into the show's multiverse-spanning, timey-wimey action-adventure. It picks up almost exactly where...
Colony Review: Yeon Sang-ho Returns With Another Intense Survival Thriller
Just remember the word ‘colony’ and director Yeon Sang-ho’s latest horror thriller, Colony, might make all the more sense in...
The Dog Stars Review: Room For Hope At The End Of The World
The end of the world is everywhere — it dictates our politics, plagues our sciences and influences our art. Despite...
Holy Days: Joyous, Sentimental And Bittersweet Road Movie
Holy Days certainly isn’t the typical road movie. Set in 1974, three nuns embark on an adventure across New Zealand...
The Last Sunrise Review (Prime Video): A Romantic, Sinceres Summer Romance
There is something almost tailor-made for a summer romance about The Last Sunrise. Mallorca, first love, family secrets and two...
One Night Only Review: Electric Chemistry Rescues Absurd Premise
The modern romantic comedy is a delicate balancing act. It requires a premise outrageous enough to hook an audience, paired...
Kiki’s Delivery Service Review (4K IMAX Re-release)
Whilst many have attempted and failed to deliver a coming of age story with sincerity as well as the charm...
Coyote vs ACME Review – They Tried To Stop It. They Failed.
Chumbawamba once sang, 'I get knocked down, but I get back up again', and there isn't a saying that sums...