Cinema Ghost Town Anthology Berlinale film review: a Canadian small town is haunted
Denis Côté’s Ghost Town Anthology is a haunting and memorable small town chiller
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Cinema Light Of My Life Berlinale film review: Casey Affleck delivers a flawed post-apocalypse
A plague has wiped out the world’s adult women in Casey Affleck’s Light Of My Life
Cinema The Kid Who Would Be King film review: Joe Cornish returns with Arthurian magic
Joe Cornish’s Attack The Block follow-up The Kid Who Would Be King is a wonderful adventure
TV The Umbrella Academy review: heartwarming dysfunction
Family and superhero antics don’t mix in The Umbrella Academy, on Netflix 15 February
Cinema Divine Love film review Berlinale 2019: a sinister dystopia with a bold, sensuous aesthetic
The latest film from Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro feels both uncanny and timely
Cinema Happy Death Day 2U film review: die another day, again
Here’s our review of teen horror-comedy sequel Happy Death Day 2U
Cinema The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part film review: everything is more awesome
Here’s our review of The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, in cinemas 8 February
Cinema Alita: Battle Angel film review: Rodriguez and Cameron go big or go home
Yukito Kishiro’s manga gets a big-hearted and visually dazzling live-action remake in Alita: Battle Angel
TV Russian Doll Season 1 review: a unique look at existentialism
Natasha Lyonne keeps coming back to life in the brilliant Russian Doll
Cinema How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World film review: the final chapter
Does How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World give the trilogy the ending it deserves?
Cinema Escape Room film review: game on or game over?
Does Adam Robitel’s horror Escape Room capture its audience as well as its victims?
Cinema Glass film review: is Shyamalan’s Unbreakable sequel worth the wait?
M Night Shyamalan brings Unbreakable and Split together in the exposition-heavy Glass
DVD & Blu-Ray The Death Of Superman / Reign Of The Supermen film reviews
Do the Death Of Superman and Reign Of The Supermen films live up to the comic arcs?
Cinema Bumblebee film review: Transformers spin-off finds the Spielbergian magic
Hailee Steinfeld shines in wonderful 80s throwback Bumblebee
TV Castle Rock Season One review: hell is a Stephen King small town
Stephen King’s favourite cursed small town confronts more evil in Castle Rock
Cinema Mary Poppins Returns film review: step back in time
Emily Blunt and company thrill in Mary Poppins Returns
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
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