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Ti West’s X was an enjoyable, efficiently functional pastiche of 1970s slasher classics, borrowing thematically, texturally and aesthetically…
By Matthew McMillanTi West’s X was an enjoyable, efficiently functional pastiche of 1970s slasher classics, borrowing thematically, texturally and aesthetically…
By Matthew McMillanAn ode to the power of cinema, the coherence, tenderness and soft impact of which leaves Sam Mendes’s…
By Matthew McMillanBased on the 2018 Alan Bennett play of the same name, Allelujah tells the story of Bethlehem (or…
By Umar AliTo watch Women Behind the Wheel is to embark on a (nearly) two-hour journey of womanhood, diversity and human…
By Bethany ChandlerThe fourth season of hit Netflix show You began with obsessive stalker Joe (Penn Badgley) living in London…
By Andrew MurrayIt’s incredibly rare for a horror film franchise to keep delivering fresh experiences in its sixth outing, and…
By Musanna AhmedInspired by Lizzy Goodman’s oral history book of the same name, Meet Me in the Bathroom explores the…
By Umar AliWoody Harrelson is no stranger to a basketball story. White Men Can't Jump was released in 1992 and…
By Guy LambertThere’s genius in casting Idris Elba and Andy Serkis as foils to one another, and it’s this promise…
By Mae TrumataUgyen (Sherab Dorji) is one year away from finishing his five-year teaching job and leaving Bhutan for Australia…
By Andrew Murray