Reviews

Clichéd scenes of debauchery abound in Hurry Up Tomorrow, although in fairness...

With every Wes Anderson film, the growing concern is that the idiosyncratic...

Let’s get the obvious joke out of the way first: no, despite being produced...

As cinematic challenges go, keeping things interesting while shooting in a...

Has the fuse finally been unlit? After 30 years of saving the world with...

You don’t need ESP to know that Final Destination Bloodlines will start with...

An updated version of Ang Lee’s 1993 movie of the same name, The Wedding...

‘Write what you know’ goes the old adage, and Hollywood scribes have long...

We never learn the name of Nicolas Cage’s character in The Surfer. (He is...

Every generation gets its own Die Hard. So potent is the power of John McClane...

Paul Feig’s A Simple Favour was a sleeper hit, blending competitive...

Roughly 15 minutes into Until Dawn, a creepy petrol station clerk warns a group...

If the Avengers are Marvel’s A-team, the Thunderbolts feel a little like the...

Gerard Butler is one of those actors who exists in a category all of his own: a...

If Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s 2001 psychological horror Pulse was about how the...

Yes, the synopsis for The Friend sounds like a discarded Friends subplot, but...

There’s a vitalness to Gareth Evans’ filmmaking that is yet to lose...

Gavin O’Connor’s The Accountant (2016), written by Bill Dubuque, introduced...

From the jaunty opening music and wry delivery of Steve Coogan’s introductory...

We’ve seen vampires as a metaphor for sin, sex and even Mormonism. Now Ryan...

From its pulpy title, to its retro-computerised intro with Giorgio...

The premise of G20 is inherently silly. There’s no getting past it. It might...

While we wait to see Homer’s Odyssey as a big-budget Christopher Nolan...

Great ideas can strike in the strangest of circumstances. In the case of Drop,...