A Common Crime review: A poignant but slow-paced drama

This poignant, slow-paced drama struggles to deliver on its thought-provoking premise.Read More

For the Sake of Vicious review: A hilarious and tense thriller

Gabriel Carrer and Reese Eveneshen’s low-rent action thriller is as darkly hilarious as it is terrifyingly tense.Read More

Catch up TV review: Frank of Ireland, Meet the Richardsons S2, Game of Talents

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Why Tiny World should be your next box set

Paul Rudd narrates this charming series that finds big spectacle in the smallest of animals.Read More

Promising Young Woman review: More than meets the eye

There’s more than meets the eye to this dark, entertaining, shocking revenge flick.Read More

Apple TV film review: The Year Earth Changed

This moving, eye-opening documentary emphasises the impact that humanity has upon the environment.Read More

Love and Monsters: A fun romp

This dystopian young adult blockbuster is a fun romp through an imaginative apocalypse.Read More

The Reckoning review: An atmospheric, uneven witchy horror

Neil Marshall’s myth of a witch turning on her accusers is part serious outcry, part bawdy farce.Read More

VOD film review: Deep Impact (1998)

An honourable second place in 1998’s space race, this blockbuster melodrama admirably contemplates mortality.Read More

VOD film review: Steelers: The World’s First Gay Rugby Club

This documentary about the world’s first gay rugby team is a beautifully uplifting watch.Read More