Vampires aren’t just a guaranteed cinema filler, they’re also some of the most versatile creations. They may have their tropes and...

Not much has come as close to articulating the phrase ‘war is hell’ than Warfare, the newest film from Alex Garland. Describing it as a...

It does seem recently that studios have got to grips somewhat with the family film, especially those based on toys or videogames. For so...

Like its central cat, Flow has overcome immense odds and created huge chatter. Critical acclaim, awards (including the Best Animated Film...

It’s interesting to think about when Disney might put an end to this ‘live action’ remake thing. With no consistent tone, logic or order...

Given the clout of A24, its cracking cast and juicy trailer it’s a smidge disappointing that Death of a Unicorn is ‘merely’ a monster...

It’s always fascinating to see an actor pulling a dual role in a film. That intrigue certainly seems to be the main advertising push for...

Following up a generational, awards-laden masterpiece cannot be an easy task. Bong Joon Ho has dipped into many genres but takes a route...

The cult of celebrity is a rich topic to dissect, explore and satirise and Opus, directed by former magazine editor Mark Anthony Green,...

There are two types of spy films. Bracket them into ‘Ian Fleming vs. John Le Carre’ if you will; the all-action, in the field, slightly...

It does rather feel like nostalgia for the nineties and noughties is a current ruling trend in the media and cinema is no exception....

Having Danny Dyer team back up with The Football Factory Director Nick Love for another film largely focused on football hooliganism...