Cinema Satan’s Slaves film review Cinepocalypse 2018
Joko Anwar radically reimagines a classic of Eighties Indonesian diabolism
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Cinema Await Further Instructions film review Cinepocalypse 2018
A family receives sinister orders during a nightmare Christmas in the sharp, twisted Await Further Instructions
TV Luke Cage Season 2 spoiler-free review: the hero of Harlem is back
Luke Cage is back with Season 2. Here’s our spoiler-free review…
TV Sense8: The Series Finale review: Was it worth it?
Here’s our review of Sense8: The Series Finale, available to stream on Netflix now
Cinema Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom film review: the park is open
Does Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom revive the magic? Find out with our review!
Cinema Hereditary film review: Toni Collette stuns in terrifying and deeply upsetting horror
Ari Aster’s much-hyped horror Hereditary is every bit as good as you’ve heard
Cinema Mandy film review Cannes 2018: Nicolas Cage is on top form in dazzling revenge movie
The new film from the director of Beyond The Black Rainbow is mesmerising, gruesome and perfectly cast
Cinema They Remain film review: William Jackson Harper stars in brilliantly disorienting chiller
Philip Gelatt’s woodland mystery They Remain depicts the violent clash of nature and cult(ure)
Cinema Murder Me, Monster film review Cannes 2018: a strange and disturbing mystery
Gruesome Argentinian creature feature Murder Me, Monster is not for the faint of heart
DVD & Blu-Ray The Old Dark House Blu-ray review: James Whale’s Gothic horror restored
Boris Karloff is a sinister butler in James Whale’s beautiful Gothic chiller The Old Dark House
Cinema The Man Who Killed Don Quixote film review Cannes 2018: Is Terry Gilliam’s passion project worth the wait?
Terry Gilliam has finally finished his endlessly troubled dream film…so how is it?
Cinema Mirai film review Cannes 2018: more enchanting family drama from the director of Wolf Children
Mamoru Hosoda returns with magical coming of age tale Mirai
Cinema Knife + Heart film review Cannes 2018: a love letter to underground cinema
Yann Gonzalez lovingly plays homage to Bava and Almodóvar in gorgeous kinky giallo Knife + Heart
DVD & Blu-Ray Incarnation DVD review: die, respawn, repeat
An amnesiac must figure out why masked men are killing him in Serbian SF Incarnation
Cinema 2001: A Space Odyssey 70mm film review Cannes 2018: a magnificent trip
You absolutely must catch the 70mm re-release of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001
Cinema Cargo film review: father-daughter bonding in the zombie apocalypse
Martin Freeman explores the Australian outback with a baby in zombie film Cargo
TV Fahrenheit 451 film review Cannes 2018: Michael B Jordan and Michael Shannon take on a classic
HBO update Ray Bradbury’s classic for the digital age with this star-studded TV movie
Cinema Solo: A Star Wars Story film review Cannes 2018: Can Han, Chewie and the origin story deliver?
Can the Han Solo origin movie triumph over its rocky production and prove the doubters wrong?
Cinema Deadpool 2 film review: does the sequel live up to its predecessor?
Wade Wilson is back and weirder than ever in Deadpool 2
Cinema Third Kind film review Cannes 2018: explorers visit a barren future Earth
Three archeologists explore our future in Yorgos Zois’ Third Kind
Cinema Grӓns (Border) film review Cannes 2018: John Ajvide Lindqvist adaptation is beautifully twisted
The latest film from the author of Let The Right One In blends rom-com, grotesquerie and bizarre fairy-tale
DVD & Blu-Ray Threads remastered DVD review: this is the way the world ends
The restoration of Barry Hines’ Threads is as devastating as ever
TV The Rain Season 1 review: is the Netflix post-apocalyptic drama worth your time?
Can Netflix’s Danish drama The Rain stand out from all the other post-apocalypses?
Cinema Revenge film review: an unshakeable sensory experience
Coralie Fargeat’s savagely stylish Revenge turns a problematic sub-genre on its head
Cinema Soft Matter film review: mad scientists, gooey mutants and sea gods
Jim Hickcox’s lo-fi, low-art monsterfest Soft Matter defies easy categorisation, while reflecting upon its own impermanence
Cinema The Strangers: Prey At Night film review: stalkers go slasher
The Strangers are back and as vicious as ever in Johannes Roberts’ throwback sequel
Cinema The Dark film review: Justin P Lange’s dark debut concerns monsters and scars
From the Tribeca Film Festival, here’s our review of pitch-black horror The Dark
Cinema Mary And The Witch’s Flower film review: a magic first film from Studio Ghibli veterans?
The first film from Studio Ponoc is beautiful to look at, but is there substance as well as style?
Cinema Chimera film review: A desperate scientist’s race to find a cure comes with a price
Maurice Haeems’ debut Chimera updates the Frankenstein myth for a brave new world of genetic science
The Hellbound Heart audio review: Bafflegab takes on Clive Barker’s classic
Tom Meeten, Neve McIntosh and Alice Lowe star in Paul Kane’s adaptation of The Hellbound Heart