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LFF 2018: Widows Review
Gala opener, Widows, is every bit as thrilling as you would expect
LFF 2018: Knife + Heart Review
A film that shines with bright neon lights but even they cannot mask its weaknesses
LFF 2018: Shadow Review
Zhang Yimou casts a Shadow
Never Here Review
Watching can be deadly
Bad Samaritan Review
Dean Devlin's directorial debut.
Jackie Chan's Police Story and Police Story 2 Blu-ray Review
The Jackie Chan classics on Blu-ray
The Third Murder Review
A morally complex legal drama and departure from Kore-eda's usual filmic fare
You Were Never Really Here Review
Wake up. It's a beautiful day
No Way Out (1950) / The Defiant Ones (1958) Review
A Sidney Poitier double-bill. What more could you ask for?
"I found little scratches on my arms in the morning which I blamed on the teddy bears in the room" We chat with Piercey Dalton
We interview Piercey Dalton from Netflix scary movie The Open House.
Jigsaw Review
Eighth time's a charm.
Inferno Review
Semi-documentary by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea pieces together Henri-Georges Clouzot's doomed production of Inferno (L'Enfer).
Strangled Review
A psychotic killer is on the prowl in the provincial town of Martfü, Hungary.
Hounds of Love Review
It's coming for me through the trees. Help me someone. Help me please.
Brawl in Cell Block 99 Review
Vince Vaughn is so money in S. Craig Zahler's latest offering.
Shot Caller Review
Safety comes with a price.
The Unseen Review
The substance of faith is a hope in the unseen.
Baby Driver Review
Nobody puts Baby in the back seat.
Four Film Noir Classics: The Dark Mirror, Secret Beyond the Door, Force of Evil, The Big Combo Review
Perfect viewing from Arrow Academy this Noirvember.
The Silence of the Lambs Review
The Silence of the Lambs is still a film of remarkable power and intensity, undiminished 26 years on from its initial release.