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Trolls believes that the secret to happiness is singing and dancing. Woe betide you think...

Director Mike Flanagan has some fun with this cliché-packed prequel, providing an...

It’s a damning indictment of blockbuster standards when a thriller should be...

Following a 25 year absence after floundering in the West End,...

There are bands that have great impact on their fans but struggle with...

Ken Loach believes films can change the world. And why shouldn’t he? Back in 1966,...

If one tries to list the most iconic – or perhaps kitschiest – music acts...

Occasionally you see a glimpse of something revolutionary. Watching this...

Oil. The word itself invokes a plethora of abstract trauma and guilt, both...