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Review: Malignant (James Wan, 2021)
James Wan’s impressive string of great films makes him one of the most reliably consistent…
The ‘formula’ period drama – bias or baiting?
Lucy Williams takes a look at the period drama genre and how it tells its stories.
Review: People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan
A film finale to the cult favourite mockumentary sit-com which ran from 2014 to 2018,…
Review: Candyman (2021)
The original Candyman, a cult favourite based upon a short story by Clive Barker and…
Collab: Great Films We Love To Hate
The shock, the relief, the triggering – let’s face it, we all have and love…
On Edge: Anticipating No Time to Die
We’ve been expecting you Mr Bond, for about 17 months. Christian Wise reminds us why excitement levels should still be sky-high, and not sky-fall.
Review: When the Screaming Starts – Documentary Gone Wild
‘How far will you go to fulfil your dreams?’ is the question hanging over the…
Remakes and Reboots – Are They All Bad?
Remakes and reboots are often met with dismayed groans. But are they always consistently bad?
Review: Freaky
Jo Lisney took a trip to the cinema to watch Freaky… on a Friday!
Review: The Tomorrow War – an Illogical if Serviceable Action Film
In the last few years, it seems films sent straight to streaming have replaced films…
Review: Pig – Daring and Unexpected
Nicolas Cage has been something of a cinematic joke for quite some time now. In…
Do We Need Star Wars Spin-Offs?
Harry Geeves weighs in on the upcoming slate of Star Wars spinoff films.
Review: The Suicide Squad
Has James Gunn rescued a DC property from cultural oblivion? Callum Nelmes discusses.
Review: Boys From County Hell
Sam Pegg sinks his fangs into a fresh horror-comedy that “sits comfortably alongside greats like Shuan of the Dead.”