Alpha Review
Fans of cinematic brutality rejoice, as Julia Ducournau returns to the screen for the first time since 2021’s provocative Titane....
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The Choral Review
The Choral, the latest collaboration between Sir Nicholas Hytner (The Lady in the Van) and Alan Bennett (The History Boys),...
Predator: Badlands Review
The Predator franchise has been going for almost 40 years, a franchise in which humans encounter an alien race known...
Dragonfly Review
A gritty comment on the isolation of old age becomes one of the most surprising thrillers of the year, in...
Bugonia Review
In Bugonia, Yorgos Lanthimos pares back his usual, evident madness for what is his most accessible film yet. Here, the...
Strange Harvest Review
Mockumentary is a tough nut to crack, even more so when it's bolted onto the horror genre. Adjacent to the...
Regretting You Review
Based on the 2019 novel of the same name by Colleen Hoover, Regretting You is a romantic comedy with elements...
Pillion Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
In the immortal words of Rihanna, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but chains and whips excite me.” Words...
Good Fortune Review
Good Fortune provides a relatable experience for anyone who has tried just getting by with life. For the average Earth...
Rental Family Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
It’s been two years since Brendan Fraser made his remarkable comeback with his Oscar-winning performance in Darren Aronofsky’s harrowing film...
Silent Friend Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Silent Friend, the latest film from Ildikó Enyedi, attempts to communicate with unknowable life forms. A vast and intricate web...
Calle Malaga (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Maria Angeles (Carmen Maura) has lived in Tangier for her entire life. Even if her husband has now passed away...
My Father’s Shadow Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
My Father's Shadow marks an impressive debut feature for director Akinola Davies Jr. It clearly stems from a place of...
The History Of Sound Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
It’s impossible to ignore the parallels between Oliver Hermanus’ The History Of Sound and Brokeback Mountain. Both are based on...