The Trial of the Chicago 7 review – carrying an important message, but lacking in focus
Sorkin’s latest has a lot to say, but doesn’t quite know how.
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London Film Festival 2020: One Night in Miami review – a strong cast perfectly captures a moment in history
Legends from history are given a strong portrayal in Regina King’s film.
12 of the best films about music ever made
Looking back on great films that brought the world of music to the big screen.
Serial killer films: the morality of a silver screen slasher
Society has a grim fascination with serial killers, mass murderers and spree killers. It’s a fact of life that we are more interested in the… Read More »Serial killer films: the morality of a silver screen slasher
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile review – great performances, but a lack of focus wastes tons of potential
Film review: Effron and Collins shine despite their wasted potential in this film about infamous serial killer, Ted Bundy.
Stan & Ollie review – this may prove to be the most enjoyable movie of the awards season
Full of heart, friendship and endurance, we review the endlessly fun Stan & Ollie.
My Friend Dahmer review – a thoughtful portrait of what can happen when we don’t see the signs
Unearthing societies role in creating a serial killer, we take a closer look at ‘My Friend Dahmer’, a deeply unsettling and thoughtful film that stays with you long after the credits roll.
Darkest Hour review – the best Gary Oldman has been since the ’90s
Joe Wright’s political epic is driven by a triumphant performance by Oldman.
Logan Lucky review – just enough knock about comedy, funny dialogue and weirdness to keep most audiences on board
Our review of Logan Lucky calls for Steven Soderbergh to come out of ‘retirement’ as he delivers a funny and quirky comedy that is sure to charm your pants off.