Review: The Black Phone
It has been a full decade since Ethan Hawke and Scott Derrickson first collaborated on-screen…
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Cannes Snapshot Review: Stars at Noon
Euan Cook offers an honest, and sometimes scathing, opinion on Stars at Noon – a must-read for all film-enthusiasts.
Cannes Snapshot Review: Salam
Euan Cook offers a fascinating overview of Salam, a documentary made on the life-story of once-acclaimed French rapper, Diam’s, while also penetrating into certain concealed aspects of her life to document what Salam stands for.
Review- Top Gun: Maverick
Unmissable, masterful, and one of the greatest sequels of all time; Jacob Hando sure has a lot to say about Top Gun: Maverick.
Global via the Local: 5 Films from Early Popular Indian Cinema
Indian cinema is humongous. With more than 20 regional industries, it has transformed its global…
Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The latest MCU film has arrived- but does it live up to the madness of its title?
Review: The Northman – Historical epic goes above and beyond
Michal Delost reviews a rare big budget historical film from Robert Eggers.
Review: The Batman – Pattinson Delights In Tonal Spectacle
No Kite himself, Harry Geeves, reviews the latest outing to Gotham City.
Review: The Godfather 50th Anniversary
Film Editor Jacob Hando got to see one of the all time greats at the cinema.
Review: Jackass Forever
The boys are back for the fourth time- but does their humour still work? Reece Beckett believes so.
Review: Scream – Requel is the new Sequel
Scream (2022), following on as an unofficial direct sequel of 2011’s Scream 4, is a twisted tale…
Review: Belfast
Reece Beckett was not impressed with the audience favourite Belfast…
Review: Nightmare Alley
Is Guillermo Del Toro’s latest a cinematic dream? Callum Nelmes thinks so.
Review: The Power of the Dog – One of the Year’s Best
The closing shot of The Searchers is the most famous and influential shot in the…