Cinema Bird Box film review: Sandra Bullock shines in Susanne Bier’s post-apocalypse
Sandra Bullock leads a starry cast terrified of an outside threat in the film of Josh Malerman’s Bird Box
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Cinema The House That Jack Built film review: murder as farce
Lars Von Trier kicks it up a notch with his latest controversial piece, The House That Jack Built
Cinema Aquaman film review: the DC hall of fame or shame?
Here’s our review of DC’s Aquaman, in cinemas from 14 December
Cinema Mortal Engines film review: is there more to the Peter Jackson-produced epic than spectacle?
Philip Reeve’s YA favourite Mortal Engines is brought to the big screen but fans of the book may be left wanting more
Cinema Why Don’t You Just Die! (Papa, sdokhni) film review: Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival first look
A dark knight takes on a bent cop in zany Why Don’t You Just Die! (Papa, sdokhni)
Cinema Werewolf (Wilkolak) film review: Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival first look
Here’s a first look at Adrian Panek’s 1945-set realist fairy tale Werewolf
TV American Horror Story: Apocalypse review: is the end nigh?
Does American Horror Story continue to scare and bewitch with Season 8, Apocalypse?
Cinema Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse film review: the best Spidey movie to date?
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse is not your average Spider-Man movie
Cinema Ralph Breaks The Internet film review: sweet-hearted sequel heads online
Ralph and Vanellope travel to a brave new world in Ralph Breaks The Internet
Cinema Tumbbad film review Tallinn Black Nights: a beautifully shot fairytale gothic
The Hindi-language Tumbbad is a grotesque gothic allegory of corrupting colonialism and (maybe) liberation
Cinema Perfect film review Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2018: an unsettling hallucinatory journey
In Eddie Alcazar’s SF allegory of identity Perfect, the flaws are the point
DVD & Blu-Ray I Think We’re Alone Now film review: Peter Dinklage is not the last man on earth
Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning star in Reed Morano’s post-apocalyptic two-hander I Think We’re Alone Now
Cinema Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald film review: mediocre beasts?
Here’s our review of sequel Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald
TV She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power Season 1 review: P is for progressive
Here’s our review of She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power Season 1, on Netflix now
Cinema Suspiria film review: does it give its soul to the dance?
Luca Guadagnino pays homage to Dario Argento with his Suspiria remake
Cinema Overlord film review: soldiers vs Nazi monsters in Bad Robot’s WW2 horror
A squad of American paratroopers stumble across a gruesome Nazi experiment in intense gory horror Overlord
Cinema The Nutcracker And The Four Realms film review: full of colour, wonder and surprises
Disney’s The Nutcracker And The Four Realms is a marvellous spectacle for the whole family
DVD & Blu-Ray Escape Room film review: puzzle horror with a mean streak
A group of friends head to a mysterious Escape Room and face their own dark secrets
TV Chilling Adventures of Sabrina TV Season 1 review: the teen witch grows up
Here’s our review of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa coming-of-age series Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina
DVD & Blu-Ray The Super film review: Val Kilmer gets creepy in apartment block horror
Val Kilmer is a potentially murderous caretaker in The Super, from producer Dick Wolf
Cinema All The Gods In The Sky film review London Film Festival 2018: a strange bleak horror
All The Gods In The Sky is an ambitious and genre-bending work meant to shock and awe
Cinema Diamantino film review London Film Festival 2018: a deeply weird and wonderful trip
Politics, pop culture, football and giant puppies abound in surreal fantasy Diamantino
Cinema Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween film review: a delight for all ages
Cinema goes back to old-school PG scares with Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween
Cinema Apostle film review: Gareth Evans sends Dan Stevens to hell in bloody cult horror
Dan Stevens sets out to rescue his sister from cult leader Michael Sheen in slow-burn horror Apostle
Cinema Duplicate film review London Film Festival 2018: another you
Ansel Elgort shines in a dual role in smart, thought-provoking SF Duplicate
Cinema Sorry To Bother You film review London Film Festival 2018: Boots Riley’s debut dazzles
Boots Riley’s genre-bending satire Sorry To Bother You is a funny, stylish and inspired debut
TV The Haunting Of Hill House review: the greatest haunted house story updated
Mike Flanagan puts his own spin on Shirley Jackson’s masterpiece and delivers something special
Cinema Cam film review: suspenseful browsing
An erotic webcam performer has doppelgänger trouble in suspenseful horror Cam
Cinema MFKZ film review: They Live meets Akira
Angelino and Vinz deal with gangs and superpowers in Manga’s MFKZ
Cinema Extremity film review: a horror experience gets under the skin
A young woman signs up for a live horror experience that will shake her up in Anthony DiBlasi’s Extremity