Cinema Doctor Sleep film review: return to the Overlook as King and Kubrick collide
The Haunting Of Hill House’s Mike Flanagan juggles King and Kubrick in his ambitious film of Doctor Sleep
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Cinema Countdown film review: death app horror offers Final Destination-style fun
A killer death clock app picks off users one by one in smart and fun horror surprise Countdown
Cinema Terminator: Dark Fate film review: Sarah Connor is back…but is the series back to its best?
Is Terminator: Dark Fate the sequel to finally return James Cameron’s franchise to its glory days?
Cinema A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon film review: wonderful SF fun from Aardman
Aardman deliver a love-letter to classic SF with the funny and visually inventive A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
TV Netflix’s Living With Yourself review: Paul Rudd > Paul Rudd
Paul Rudd makes four hours of Netflix comedy series Living With Yourself worth it
Cinema Zombieland: Double Tap film review: back for gore ten years later
Does the Zombieland sequel still have the original’s magic?
Cinema The Addams Family film review: spooky AND ooky
Here’s our review of The Addams Family, the gothic fam’s first feature-length animated adventure
Cinema Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil film review: something wicked
Angelina Jolie’s misunderstood villain returns in Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil
Cinema Judy & Punch film review: that’s the way to do it!
Mirrah Foulkes reimagines the infamous seaside puppets in her intoxicating Judy & Punch
Cinema Scales film review: exquisitely crafted and fiercely feminist
Saudi filmmaker Shahad Ameen’s debut feature Scales toys with fantasy in surprising ways
Cinema Adoration film review: young love turns sour
Here’s our review of the final film in Fabrice du Welz’s Ardennes based trilogy, Adoration
Cinema La Llorona LFF film review: haunting and melancholic
Jayro Bustamante’s La Llorona is one of the most powerful depictions of the legend in film
Cinema The Lodge film review: a feel-bad version of Stepmom
Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz’s latest horror The Lodge is chilling and atmospheric
Cinema Gemini Man film review: Will Smith vs Will Smith as Ang Lee puts on a tech showcase
Ang Lee continues his grand experiment with new cinema technologies to varying levels of success in Gemini Man
Cinema The Prince’s Voyage LFF film review: delightful monkey business for all the family
French animator Jean-François Laguionie returns with The Prince’s Voyage, playing at the London Film Festival
Books The Book Of Dust Volume Two: The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman book review
Here’s our review of Philip Pullman’s latest, The Book Of Dust Volume Two: The Secret Commonwealth
Cinema Ready Or Not film review: one of the best genre crowd-pleasers of the year
Samara Weaving runs for her life in fun crowd-pleasing slasher Ready Or Not
Cinema Ad Astra film review: a magnificent spectacle in space
James Gray’s sci-fi Ad Astra offers emotion, excitement and more
Books The Testaments by Margaret Atwood book review
It’s time for Gilead to fall in The Testaments, the follow-up to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale
Cinema Saint Maud first look review TIFF 2019
A retired dancer and her live-in nurse are at the centre of Rose Glass’ superb horror St Maud
DVD & Blu-Ray Midsommar Director’s Cut film review: sprawling psychosexual horror
Ari Aster’s Midsommar Director’s Cut is worth the indulgence
Cinema It Chapter Two film review: Pennywise lives
The Losers’ Club return to face Pennywise one last time in the darker, scarier and more emotional It Chapter Two
TV Carnival Row Season 1 review: faery folk or faery joke?
Here’s our review of Season 1 of Carnival Row, available to stream now on Amazon Prime Video
Cinema Joker first look review Venice Film Festival 2019: Joaquin Phoenix puts on a happy face
Joaquin Phoenix and Todd Phillips take the Clown Prince Of Crime for a grim and gritty origin story in Joker
Cinema Crawl film review: a good time with gators
Here’s our review of Alexandre Aja’s apex predator monster movie Crawl
Cinema Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark film review: time to get spooky
Here’s our review of Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, in cinemas 23 August
TV The Boys Season 1 review: shock and gore
The Boys Season 1 is covered in grit and gore, but is it any good?
Cinema Annabelle Comes Home film review: did you miss her?
Is it time for the evil doll to be contained? Find out with our review of Annabelle Comes Home…
DVD & Blu-Ray We Have Always Lived In The Castle film review: Castlemania
Here’s our review of We Have Always Lived In The Castle, based on the novel by Shirley Jackson
DVD & Blu-Ray I See You EIFF 2019 film review: keeping viewers guessing
There’s a mystery to be solved in horror I See You starring Helen Hunt