Julie Keeps Quiet Review
Julie Keeps Quiet focuses on Julie (Tessa Van den Broeck), an incredibly talented tennis athlete who trains in an elite...
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Havoc Review
Action cinema was forever changed when The Raid (also known as The Raid: Redemption) exploded onto the scene. It was...
Treading Water Review
Having premiered at the London Film Festival last year to great acclaim, and a spotlight screening at the Manchester Film...
The Friend Review
In a month when animals are helping us get in touch with our emotions – see last week’s The Penguin...
Andor Season 2: Episode 1 Review
Andor Season One features some of the best moments in any Star Wars media. It’s a deeply political thriller that...
Lyla Review
In Lyla, there's a lot happening between the lines for writer Hugh (Clark Moore) and even more inexplicable situations for...
Warfare Review
Warfare should come with a trigger-warning before screenings that says “viewers may experience feelings of shell shock whilst watching”. For...
The Penguin Lessons Review
Let’s get the cliché out of the way. Animals and children are notorious scene stealers, hence the oft-quoted advice to...
Freaky Tales Review
Films that feature interconnected storylines can be hit-and-miss, to say the least. A fine line needs to be walked so...
Sinners Review
It's been twelve years and five films since the filmmaking partnership started between director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B....
The Ugly Stepsister Review
This squirmy reimagining of Cinderella with graphic sex and folk-tinged body horror will worm its whimsical way under your skin....
Demise Review
Demise is lovingly rendered like one of those great late 80s to mid 90s erotic thrillers that gave you beautiful...
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Episodes 1 and 2 Review
Creating a distinctive spin-off is no simple feat. While it may seem easy to take beloved elements from the original...
Drop Review
First dates can be killer. Quite literally for widowed mum Violet (Meghan Fahy), the unlucky protagonist of Drop - the...