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
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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
TV Into The Dark : The Body review: winning horror comedy
Blumhouse’s new anthology series Into The Dark kicks off this October with The Body
Cinema The Book Of Birdie film review: an artful and unusual fairytale
Elizabeth E Schuh’s debut The Book Of Birdie is a pretty tale of a disturbed young woman in a convent
Cinema Venom film review: Tom Hardy takes on Spidey’s symbiote
Is Venom the anti-superhero movie we deserve or a muddled mess?
Cinema Nekrotronic first look review TIFF 2018: soul-sucking demons go online
Monica Bellucci is coming for our souls in demon-slaying blast Nektrotronic
TV Maniac review: Emma Stone and Jonah Hill star in Netflix’s ambitious SF series
The assembled talent is impressive but is Netflix’s Maniac worth your bingeing time?
Cinema Jessica Forever first look review TIFF 2018
A woman rescues lost young men from a life of violence in striking SF dystopia Jessica Forever
Cinema The House With A Clock In Its Walls film review: Eli Roth goes kid-friendly with spooky horror
Eli Roth’s Death Wish follow-up is a kid-friendly horror starring Jack Black and Cate Blanchett
Cinema The Little Stranger film review: an icy and sharp Gothic chiller
Domhnall Gleeson and Ruth Wilson star in Lenny Abrahamson’s film of Sarah Water’s The Little Stranger
Cinema In Fabric first look review TIFF 2018: a killer dress leads Peter Strickland’s new horror
The Duke Of Burgundy director returns with the giallo-inspired and darkly funny horror oddity In Fabric
Cinema High Life first look review TIFF 2018: Robert Pattinson leads a stunning, enigmatic SF
Claire Denis’ first sci-fi film High Life is a sensory marvel
Cinema The Wind first look review TIFF 2018
Something’s lurking at the edge of the frontier in horror Western The Wind
Cinema Halloween film review TIFF 2018: Michael Myers is back with a bang
David Gordon Green’s Halloween delivers an imaginative, gory and witty homage to John Carpenter’s classic
Cinema Endzeit – Ever After first look review TIFF 2018
Two young women venture out into the post-apocalypse in Carolina Hellsgård’s zombie movie Ever After
Cinema The Predator film review: Did Shane Black deliver a worthy sequel?
Shane Black and Fred Dekker bring The Predator back for a bigger hunt
Cinema The Nun film review: The Conjuring universe gives the demon sister a prequel
Is The Conjuring 2’s monster’s origin story a scary success or a murky mess?
Cinema Upgrade film review: Leigh Whannell shifts gears with smart, super-violent sci-fi
Logan Marshall-Green gets creatively violent in brutal SF revenge movie Upgrade
Cinema The Meg film review: Jason Statham vs a giant shark
Jason Statham takes on a megalodon in The Meg. Here’s our review…
Cinema The Darkest Minds film review: the next generation rise up
Hunted teenagers are forced to forge their own future in YA adaptation The Darkest Minds
Cinema Teen Titans Go! To The Movies film review: fast and funny superheroics
The Teen Titans come to the big screen in this wickedly funny and inventive adventure
Cinema Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation film review: a trip worth taking?
The Hotel Transylvania franchise keeps playing it safe but A Monster Vacation will make fans happy