Cinema Haunted Mansion Review: Head back to Gracey Manor
Twenty years after our first trip to Gracey Manor, Haunted Mansion has another adaptation. Our review…
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Cinema Beau Is Afraid Review: An unapologetically untethered experiment in extrapolation
Ari Aster’s third feature is a hallucinatory portrait of a middle-aged mamma’s boy ever drowning in anxiety…
Cinema Renfield Review: Nicolas Cage sinks his teeth into the role of Dracula in madcap horror comedy
Chris McKay’s therapeutic horror comedy lets its side character find his centre while trying to free himself from a monstrous partner.
Cinema Unwelcome Review: For fear of little men
Why not get away from London’s urban crime and grime and move to a picturesque cottage in friendly Ireland? There’s always a catch – in this case, an obligation to placate ‘the little people’ at the end of the garden. Here’s the SciFiNow review of Unwelcome…
Cinema Nocebo Review: Eva Green – Bewitched, Bothered
A ‘nocebo’ is the opposite of a ‘placebo’ – it should be neutral but you might imagine it’ll do you harm. How does the title relate to the film? You be the judge.
Night Sky Review: Frightfest 2022
Jacob Gentry’s lo-fi sci-fi is all at once road movie, close encounter and lost soul’s bumpy journey towards death. Spoiler warning below…
The Lair Review: Frightfest 2022
Neil Marshall’s genre hybrid pits Coalition soldiers in Afghanistan against something monstrous in an old Russian bunker…
Incredible But True (Incroyable mais vrai, 2022) review at Fantasia 2022
Quentin Dupieux’s surreal, SF-lite shaggy dog story follows a convoluted, bittersweet path through midlife crisis.
TV Stranger Things Series 4 Vol 1 Review: A darker side of Hawkins
Our favourite residents of Hawkins are up against a new type of monster from the Upside Down. Read our review of Stranger Things Series 4 Volume 1…
Cinema Men Review: Multiple Man-iacs
Rory Kinnear’s various characters personify different aspects of male aggression against widow Jessie Buckley in Alex Garland’s visceral body horror, Men.
TV Outlander Season Six Review: Talking ‘bout a revolution
Jamie and Claire are back, and the revolution isn’t far ahead. We review the first two episodes of Season Six of Outlander…
Books The Justice of Kings Review: Judge Dredd meets The Witcher
We review Richard Swan’s grimdark debut The Justice Of Kings…
Books 36 Streets Review: Gumshoe gangster
We review 36 Streets, T.R. Napper’s detective noir novel…
Cinema Spiderman: No Way Home Review: A super fun addition to the MCU
We review Spidey’s latest adventure in Spiderman: No Way Home…
Cinema Shepherd Review: Shear Horror
Is Eric going mad or is the isolated island he finds himself on torturing him? We review new British horror, Shepherd…
Cinema My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission review: All Right
My Hero Academia hits big screens with its third movie offering, but is it a Detroit Smash?
DVD & Blu-Ray Archive Review: Arresting visuals and a one-sided love affair
Theo James and Stacy Martin star in futuristic sci-fi mystery full of intrigue, heart and unique visuals. Read our review.
Jumbo Review: Glasgow Film Festival 2021
A young woman finds love with a fairground attraction in Jumbo…
Books Project Hail Mary Review: Full of grace
We review Andy Weir’s latest foray into space with Project Hail Mary…
DVD & Blu-Ray Justice Society: World War II Review
The Flash accidentally transports himself back to the second world war and into the path of DC’s Golden Age of heroes in Justice Society: World War II.
