Night Moves Review (Criterion Collection)
“Where were you when Kennedy was shot?” “Which Kennedy?” “Any Kennedy” Arthur Penn’s fatalistic neo-noir classic is steeped in the...
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A Minecraft Movie Review
Video game movies have come a long way. From the original Super Mario Bros to genuinely inventive adaptations like The...
Four Mothers Review (BFI Flare 2025)
The second feature from director Darren Thornton, Four Mothers, is a heartwarming film that just about stays on the right...
Black Bag Review
Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag, his second film of 2025, is a slick, stylish spy thriller that blends the intrigue of...
Haunted House Of Horror Review (88 Films Blu-ray Release)
While not as iconic as Hammer or Amicus, Tigon Films were responsible for some of the most iconic and interesting...
Best of the Best: Steven Soderbergh
In a new feature, we count down the best work of a chosen filmmaker, actor, producer, and more, and why...
Presence Review
I don’t know if it’s cool to like Steven Soderbergh anymore, but I love Steven Soderbergh. Unlike his contemporaries, Soderbergh...
Werewolves Review
In a landscape where horror films increasingly subvert conventions - like the Wolfman, which promises a fresh twist on...
Bogart: Life Comes In Flashes Review
Humphrey Bogart is just about the most iconic actor in cinema history. For me, Bogart has always stood apart from...
Exclusive Interview: Katherine Ferguson on her new intimate, engrossing film on the life of Humphrey Bogart
Released this week, Humphrey Bogart: Life Comes In Flashes takes what is quite a well-documented life and makes it feel...
Take Cover Review
An intermittently thrilling actioner, Take Cover is at its best when it stops trying to emulate starrier films with bigger...
Brothers Review
In the second film from Palm Springs director Max Barbakow, it’s easy to imagine how Brothers might have been pitched...