Rating: 3.0★
I have to be honest: I walked into Noah Kahan: Out of Body as something of a neutral party. I've got a genuine soft spot for American folk music, and I don't mind Noah Kahan's work at all. Some of his tracks are genuinely
Rating: 3.0★
There's a particular kind of comfort that very few films can offer, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is one of them. Sitting down to revisit it, you're not bracing yourself for plot twists or emotional gut-punches. You're settling in. You&
Rating: 3.0★
There's a photograph at the heart of Jonah, and everything falls apart because of it. One man, one camera, one enormous fish leaping in the background, and suddenly a quiet Tanzanian fishing village is never the same again. It sounds almost whimsical, and for a brief moment it
Rating: 3.0★
I'll be honest with you: I came to Hellraiser embarrassingly late. I've sat through the undisputed heavyweights over the years, the Nightmare on Elm Street films, Halloween, the Friday the 13th series, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre pictures, all of them. And yet somehow, Clive Barker'
Rating: 3.0★
Batman Forever is a weird one. There's no getting around it. Joel Schumacher's 1995 outing represents such a massive tonal departure from the brooding, gothic pictures Tim Burton gave us that you almost feel like you've wandered into a completely different franchise. Gone is
Rating: 3.0★
There's a version of Batman Returns that could've been one of the great superhero films. Tim Burton, coming off the back of his brilliant 1989 original, reunited with Michael Keaton and went darker, weirder, stranger. All the ingredients are there. And yet, sitting down to rewatch
Rating: 3.0★
There's a phrase that gets thrown around a lot in film writing: "you've never seen anything quite like this." Most of the time it's hyperbole. With Youth (original title Dhalinyaro), directed by Lula Ali Ismaïl, it happens to be literally true. This
Rating: 3.0★
There's a moment in Joy Ride where a voice crackles out of a CB radio and the temperature in the car drops ten degrees. You don't see a face. You don't get a backstory. You just get Ted Levine, all gravel and quiet menace,
Rating: 3.0★
There's a moment watching The Adopted Son when the black and white photography gives way to colour, and it hits you like stepping out of a darkened room into afternoon sunlight. It's a small thing, technically speaking, but it tells you everything about what Aktan Arym
Rating: 3.0★
There's a moment early in The Suicide Squad where a group of genuinely terrible people are dropped onto a beach and almost immediately torn to shreds, and it sets the tone perfectly. James Gunn is not messing about. This is loud, bloody, irreverent, and thoroughly committed to its
Rating: 3.0★
The hype can be a killer. I went into 3 Idiots having been told by what felt like half the internet that it was one of the funniest films ever made, a stone-cold classic, an absolute must-see. I'm a huge fan of Sholay, so I have
Rating: 3.0★
There are films you enjoy, and then there are films you survive. Babygirl falls squarely into the second category, and I mean that as something close to a compliment. Halina Reijn's erotic thriller is arguably one of the most uncomfortable films I've sat through in years,
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