Reviews

The fifth film from animation legend Henry Selick, Wendell & Wild is a dark...

True crime has traditionally lent a veneer of respectability to some pretty...

Ruben Östlund loves to take the piss. The Swedish director has made a habit of...

The mere existence of Bros shouldn’t be remarkable, but it is. If you can...

It’s near impossible to watch Decision To Leave without memories of Basic...

Young-Adult franchises are a golden goose. If you’re a film studio or...

The DC Film universe has, for nearly a decade now, been pinballing between the...

Under any other circumstances, My Policeman might not have attracted much...

The modelling industry is tantalising in its prospects for visual glamour. As...

In Delhi, birds are falling out of the sky. An apocalyptic image, certainly,...

When you’re hewing to the trajectory of the original Halloween movies — as...

This is the third cinematic adaptation of the famous novel by Erich Maria...

Of the Brontë sisters, those three great 19th-century Yorkshire novelists,...

Perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise that composer Michael Giacchino has turned...

At one point in Amsterdam, there is a scene involving (deep breath) Christian...

2013’s Philomena was a moving and gently funny account of one woman’s...

“All I ever knew of Africans was slaves,” says Malik (Jordan Bolger) in one...

Blame the mushrooming dominance of the Halloween concept and a strange dearth...

There is something fundamentally unsettling about being on the receiving end of...

It is both a blessing and a curse that there are now tons of stories about...

In some ways, Flux Gourmet is filmmaker Peter Strickland’s most accessible...

“Dumbest thing I ever heard,” is how one character describes the big plan...

There’s a Paddington-y loveliness to Anthony Fabian’s adaptation of Paul...

When Sidney Poitier was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009,...