Podcast film review

By now, you know what you’re getting into with an S. Craig Zahler movie: an immaculately made yet pulpy-as-hell experience,

While Simon Fellows’ latest directorial work is primarily a mystery thriller — part whodunnit, part character study, part conspiracy drama

A director-approved cut-down of two separate films, Paolo Sorrentino’s portrait of Italian politician Silvio Berlusconi (Servillo) is a messy but

On paper, Red Joan seems to tick all the necessary boxes for an exciting spy movie: there’s betrayal, sex scandals

With a premise that seems ripped straight from the glut of psychological thrillers from the ’90s, Neil Jordan’s Greta doesn’t

No film could ever live up to the pulp-y promise of a title like The Man Who Killed Hitler And

There is a strong chance that you will have figured out the ending to Little within its opening minutes. You

The first thing we see in Hellboy is a rotting corpse, its dangling eye being chewed on by a crow.

Jonah Hill’s directorial debut, mid90s, is a beaut. Like American Graffiti and Lady Bird, it has a unique quality of

After last year’s feature film debut in the bleak psychological thriller Beast, there is little doubt that Jessie Buckley is