Greyhound: An efficient WWII thriller

Tom Hanks’ naval thriller is efficient surface-level fun, if lacking in depth.Read More

Old Vic digital theatre review: Mood Music

“The music industry isn’t about healing heartbreak and vulnerability. It’s about selling it.”

Joe Penhall is a name you might not know, but is one you certainly should. The playwright the man behind Netflix’s Mindhunter and his sharp pen and … Read More

UK TV review: There She Goes Season 2

David Tennant and Jessica Hynes are as heart-wrenchingly honest as they are heartwarmingly funny in this bittersweet gem.Read More

Shudder UK film review: The Beach House

A seaside holiday sinks into Lovecraftian apocalypse in this assured directorial debut filled with dread.Read More

Stateless review: A thoughtful immigration drama

Yvonne Strahovski is excellent in this pertinent, thoughtful immigration drama.Read More

Mrs America review: Playful, provocative period drama

Cate Blanchett is brilliant in this playful, provocative, stylish and highly entertaining drama about the battle for women’s rights in the 1970s.Read More

Lynn + Lucy review: An intensely moving drama

Nichola Burley and Roxanne Scrimshaw are fantastic in this intensely moving tale of friendship and suspicion.Read More

Why you should tune into The Newsroom

Aaron Sorkin’s portrait of TV news is an overly earnest, well acted and compelling piece of escapism.Read More

Monster Movie Monday: Tentacles (1977)

Henry Fonda, Shelley Winters and John Huston share screentime with a giant octopus in this Italian-American creature feature.Read More

Sheffield Doc/Fest film review: Shut Up Sona

Deepti Gupta directs this intimate portrait of the Indian singer and #MeToo activist.Read More