by Rory Buccheri The snippets of reviews I have glanced at so far suggest that Spencer (2021) has been received by the public as a...

by Ask Vestergaard photo courtesy of IMDb In Rebecca Hall’s sumptuous adaptation of Nella Larsen’s eponymous 1929 novel, a Black woman...

By Emma Chen The article contains spoilers ‘Third time’s a charm,’ they say. Indeed, Dune (2021) is the cinematic proof of the truth...

by Ryan Raitt #KeepSohosSecrets; a request from Edgar Wright himself, the creative mind behind such classics as Shaun of the Dead (2004)...

by Amy Smith Having studied and fallen in love with Shakespeare’s Macbeth at school years ago, I was intrigued to see what director Joel...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Based on the Danish psychological thriller Den Skyldige (2018) by Gustav Möller, Antoine Fuqua's remake The...

Or: 3 classics and 3 indie movies to enjoy during spooky season by Rory Buccheri and Ask Vestergaard courtesy of NeONBRAND Corpse Bride...

by Anttoni James Numminen Like many others, rewatching The Sopranos became a key activity for me and my flatmate, who had never seen it...

by Amy Smith There may be No Time to Die with the latest film in the James Bond series, but there is plenty of time to say goodbye as...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou I won’t cry, I won’t cry, no, I won’t shed a tear Just as long as you stand, stand by me. Every time I...

by Toma Klusaite Chinese director Chloé Zhao’s third feature film, Nomadland, this year’s winner of the Oscar for Best Picture, is a...

by Dimitra Karagiannopoulou Based on Charles Webb's same-titled novel, Mike Nichols's film The Graduate aired in cinemas in 1967,...

by Julie Toft Carlsen An open and honest look at the years leading up to Billie Eilish’s multi-Grammy-winning debut album, WHEN WE ALL...

by Leah Singer Bell-bottoms, Aerosmith, and Matthew McConaughey – what more could a coming-of-age film need? Richard Linklater’s 1993...

by Sian Wallace It wasn’t until I was walking home that I realised what a large part of my life I had been missing by not being able to...

by Toma Klusaite Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut Lady Bird is a touching and intriguing coming-of-age story which surpasses many films...

In honour of the late Christopher Plummer by Ryan Raitt I was introduced to Christopher Plummer, like many I would imagine, through The...

by Aedan Brennan Netflix and Amazon Prime have changed the big screen and made its smaller alternative far more accessible to the...

by Julie Toft Carlsen Steelers tells the story of the world’s first gay rugby team, the Kings Cross Steelers, as they compete for The...

As part of Black History Month by Amy Smith Out of all the films that premiered at Sundance this year, the biggest name on the list was...