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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.

Meet Me In The Bathroom review | An up-close account of New York’s early 2000s music scene

★★★★☆
Meet Me In The Bathroom, the documentary from Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace based on Lizzy Goodman’s 2017 book, gets its UK cinema release this Friday. Telling the story of the 2000s New York music scene entirely from audio interviews and contemporaneous archive footage, it’s rough and raw like any good gig.

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.

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.

The Last of Us | Episode 8 review: When We Are In Need

In episode 8, the penultimate chapter to The Last of Us, Ellie is still caring for Joel, but encounters new, dangerous enemies. 

Dry Cleaning at Roundhouse review | There’s brilliance to be had in the bizarre

★★★★☆
Dry Cleaning brought their strange, surreal and often sublime sound to the Roundhouse – where they’d even put a real-life Gary Ashby on the guestlist.

Red Moon In Venus review | Quintessential Kali Uchis

★★★★☆
Kali Uchis is officially back with her glossy third studio album, Red Moon In Venus. The project sees the Columbian-American powerhouse effortlessly soaring through her signature colourful soul, RnB, and funk-heavy sounds explored on her previous two experimental albums, Isolation and Sin Miedo.

Electric Malady review | Electrosensitivity and the hidden toll of modern technology

★★★★☆ Marie Lidén's directorial debut is a profoundly moving documentary that explores the emotional toll of electrosensitivity and our reliance on technology.

From Nothing To A Little Bit More review | The Lathums’ sophomore album doesn’t quite hit the heights of their debut

★★★☆☆
Wigan outfit The Lathums have grown a reputation for wearing their hearts on their sleeves and belting relatable tunes. Yet whilst From Nothing To A Little Bit More doesn’t always hit the same strides as their chart-topping debut, there’s still plenty to admire.

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. 

Amelia review | Mimi Webb’s talented voice deserves a better debut album

★★☆☆☆
Mimi Webb is a quintessentially 2023 popstar. Emerging off the back of TikTok in 2020 with viral smash hit ‘Before I Go’, Webb has taken the slow road to a full LP, especially in the here today, forgotten tomorrow climate. Three years of work have gone into crafting the personification of pop but has it paid off? Kind of.

UGLY review | Slowthai delivers raw, emotive punk invention

★★★★☆
Slowthai delivers some of his best work since his 2019 debut, with a ferociously charged album that returns to his punk-rap roots.