Everybody Digs Bill Evans Review: A Striking Depiction of Jazz Luminary
Adapted by screenwriter Mark O’Halloran, Everybody Digs Bill Evans is a moving tale about acclaimed Jazz pianist Bill Evans, based...
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Just An Illusion Review: Sweet-Natured French Coming-Of-Age Drama
In an era when so much teenage angst is channelled into borderline misery porn (we're looking at you, Euphoria), the...
Fall 2 Review – A Disappointing Sequel That Falls With A Thud
The quest for adventure, a life truly lived, is traditionally placed within cinematic portrayals to curate a source of profound...
Practical Magic 2 Review: Nothing Stronger Than Sisterhood
Nearly three decades after our first introduction to the women of the Owens family, they're back and witchier than ever...
Pressure Review: Andrew Scott Brings Quiet Power To D-Day Drama
Baby Boomers call it The War. They grew up surrounded by people with recent and powerful memories of 1939 –...
Faces of Death Review (2026 Tubi Frightfest Festival)
In 1978, the horror exploitation film Faces of Death satisfied a perverse craving for modern audiences: the desire to see...
Super Nature Review: Unique But Cursory Thoughts On The World
“Christian trains orphaned geese to follow him, so they can learn their migratory path,” recounts Tom, accompanied by his 13-year-old...
The Runner: Gal Gadot Flounders Through This Banal Thriller
Kevin Macdonald’s The Runner confuses nonstop movement with genuine tension. The film follows Maia Marten (Gal Gadot), a lawyer and...
Little Odessa (Criterion Review)
Directorial debuts can be funny things. Usually a little rough around the edges, they often feel like a bit of...
The Gentlemen Season 2 Review: Netflix’s Gangster Dramedy Excels Even Further
It turns out the most dangerous thing that could have happened to Eddie Horniman (Theo James) was discovering that he...
Chad Powers Season 2 Review: Not Quite The Perfect Touchdown
When we last saw Chad Powers, his true identity was threatened to be revealed by Coach Ricky Hudson, someone he...
Mayday Review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh Make An Unlikely Pairing Work
Ryan Reynolds has swapped the red Deadpool suit for a pilot suit in Mayday, but anyone hoping for a complete...
Sweet Violence (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Retribution and closure pick at the scabs of a shared bereavement in this smouldering Uruguayan horror drama. Family and friends...
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...