Ema review: Burns with destructive chaos

Pablo Larraín’s portrait of a lady on fire burns with destructive chaos and new order.Read More

Hollywood review: Admirable, ambitious and flawed

Hooray for Hollywood? Ryan Murphy’s alt-history saga is admirable, ambitious and flawed. Read More

Time Travel Thursday: Time Trap (2017)

A group of teenagers get trapped in a cave where time passes at a different speed in this entertaining sci-fi adventure.Read More

Stand up comedy review: Laura Lexx: Tyrannosaurus Lexx

Laura Lexx is the kind of stand-up comedian who immediately makes you want to be their friend – an effect that’s the result of both her extreme candour about her own life and the fact that she’s hilarious.

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Why you should be watching Code 404

Daniel Mays and Stephen Graham are laugh-out-loud funny in this surprising and silly cop comedy.Read More

Richard Jewell review: A tense, emotional true life drama

Strong performances and tight direction power Clint Eastwood’s tense, emotional and darkly amusing true life drama.Read More

Amores Perros review: Brutal and breathless

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s visceral debut is a brutal, breathless thriller.Read More

Shudder UK film review: Blood Quantum

Jeff Barnaby’s tense, provocative zombie horror shows an indigenous community that has always been under siege.
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Calm With Horses review: An arresting Irish noir

Nick Rowland’s assured feature debut is an arresting Irish noir that brings new tensions to old gangland tropes.Read More

Superhero Sundays: Batman – The Dark Knight Returns, Parts 1 and 2 (2012)

An ageing Batman comes out of retirement in this faithful adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel.Read More