POPtical Illusion review | John Cale masters pitch-dark brilliance
John Cale’s POPtical Illusion offers a masterclass in blending dark reflections with playful energy.
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Placebo to unveil new documentary ‘This Search for Meaning’ in September 2024
Placebo today proudly announce the release of their second feature-length documentary, This Search for Meaning. This intimate and enlightening film...
Howard Shore to headline London Soundtrack Festival with exclusive Q&A with David Cronenberg
London’s first dedicated soundtrack festival will feature live performances, Q&As, and masterclasses from top composers.
Tribeca Film Festival to premiere Rebel Country, exploring Country music’s evolution
Exploring themes of race, class, and creativity, 'Rebel Country' offers a fresh look at country music’s evolving landscape, debuting soon at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Florence Rose: 'We all share the desire to run to the woods naked, start a fire and chant'
Florence Rose on Goldfrapp, borrowing from Ingmar Bergman, and the primordial urge in all women to run into forests unclothed.
Cineworld goes into administration but screens stay open
Cineworld is to file for administration, slashing its $5bn debt while keeping cinemas open. Experts predict a leaner post-restructuring operation amid streaming competition.
Has Wes Anderson finally out-Wes-Andersoned himself?
With the release of Asteroid City this week, Kate Padley asks, has Wes Anderson out-Wes-Andersoned himself?
What makes the perfect dad movie?
From courtroom dramas to James Bond, a dad’s taste in films is as wide-ranging as a horse in a barn. Read on as we categorise them all.
Is it time for Hollywood to give up on the multiverse?
With Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse swinging into cinemas this weekend, isn’t it about time we gave this multiverse stuff up for good?
How Steve McQueen and Jonathan Glazer took on the Nazis with their Cannes films
Rory Doherty explores how Jonathan Glazer and Steve McQueen explore the horrors of the Nazi regime and the rise of fascism in Britain.
It’s time to retire the post-credits scene
As crowds flock to cinemas to watch the latest Marvel film, Hamish Calvert argues it’s time to get rid of the mandatory post-credits scene.
Why James Bond shouldn’t go back to the 60s just yet
With the hunt for a new 007 in full swing, Ciaran McGhee argues James Bond should stay in the present instead of returning to the 60s.
Makoto Shinkai on Suzume: 'I'm at the peak of my career. My physical abilities are declining'
Greg Wetherall sat down with anime master Makoto Shinkai to talk about his latest anime masterpiece, Suzume.
Beau Is Afraid trailer arrives ahead of 19 May UK release
A new trailer for Beau Is Afraid, the upcoming film by Ari Aster starring Joaquin Phoenix, has arrived ahead of the film’s 19 May UK release date.
What's on in cinemas | April indie films
April's indie offerings include a found-footage horror and an exploration of faith. Here's our indie picks to what's on in cinemas.
What's on in cinemas | April blockbuster films
Whether you're in the market for blood-curdling horror or a video game adaptation, April has it. Here's what's on in cinemas this month.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves review | Make fantasy great again
★★★☆☆
Hasbro’s wildly popular role-playing game gets its fourth big screen treatment. Read our review of Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves.
Rye Lane review | An engaging and colourful revival of the rom-com
★★★★☆ Rye Lane injects its chosen genre with some much needed authenticity. Read our review of Raine Allen Miller’s debut feature.
65 review | Adam Driver vs. dinosaurs
Adam Driver stars as a pilot stranded on Earth… 65 million years ago when dinosaurs roamed the land. Read our review of 65.
Champions review | Woody Harrelson comedy misses the mark
★★☆☆☆
Woody Harrelson stars as a basketball coach who is court ordered to coach players with disabilities. Read our review of Champions.
Are we in for an era of "childhood-ruining" horror?
With the release of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey imminent, Arabella Peterson explores the trend of horror tapping into childhood fears.
Creator Neil Cross and director Jamie Payne on Luther: The Fallen Sun | ‘We're never going to be the people that look at what other people are doing.’
We spoke to series creator and writer Neil Cross and director Jamie Payne about DCI John Luther’s journey to the big screen.
Scream 6 review | Ghostface takes New York
★★★☆☆ We say goodbye to Woodsboro in Scream VI as Ghostface relocates to New York. Read our review of the horror sequel.
The Middle Man review | Uncanny valley Kansas with bad accents
★★☆☆☆ Norwegian director Bent Hamer's latest film is a peculiar, visually arresting, yet deadbeat oddity - with a distracting Scandinavian accent. Read our The Middle Man review.
Sundance Film Festival: London sets dates and announces opening film
The London edition of the prestigious Sundance Film Festival will take place July 6-9 at Picturehouse Central.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey review | Irredeemable, laughable "horror"
★☆☆☆☆ With Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, Rhys Frake-Waterfield attempts to transform Winnie the Pooh into a new, iconic horror villain.
Surprise trailer for new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film drops online
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Mayhem will arrive on our screens this August and we now have a trailer to prove that.
Fashion Reimagined review | An eye-opening documentary on sustainable fashion
★★★☆☆
Fashion Reimagined follows fashion designer Amy Powney on her journey to create a sustainable clothing line.
Creed III review | Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut treads familiar ground
★★★☆☆
Actor Michael B. Jordan makes his directorial debut with Creed III which brings back Adonis Creed. Read our review of the boxing sequel.
10 best boxing films to watch before Creed III
As the release of Creed III draws closer we take a look at the 10 best boxing films to watch before catching the boxing sequel.
