Cinema Lilo & Stitch review: Nearly as adorable as the original
Does the Lilo & Stitch live-action reimagining keep the spirit of Ohana alive? Our review…
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Cinema Dangerous Animals review: The Speed of shark movies!
Dangerous Animals be the most romantic shark movie ever made. Our review…
Cinema Final Destination: Bloodlines review – Death’s back, funnier and nastier than ever
A satisfying redux for the horror franchise, with bizarre death scenes in spectacular IMAX and tiny, affecting meditations on mortality
Cinema Thunderbolts* review: Marvel gets back on track with grit, heart and an asterisk
Marvel strips things back with Thunderbolts*—a lean, sharp, character-first thriller that ditches multiverse bloat for spy games, scars, and standout performances. Our review…
Cinema Until Dawn review: Uneven though jumpy horror game adaptation
The Until Dawn movie reimagines the beloved horror game with bold style and genre-bending ambition, but loses some of the emotional weight that made the original so memorable.
TV Andor Season 2 review: A dark, thrilling path to Rogue One
As the shadow of the Empire darkens and the timeline inches ever closer to the events of Rogue One, Andor Series Two delivers a masterclass in tension, sacrifice, and political subterfuge. Our review…
Cinema Sinners review: A Gory Genre-Defying Good Time!
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is a bold, genre-blurring Southern gothic horror that fuses cultural history with wild, visceral imagination. Our review…
Cinema The Return review: Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche take centre stage in The Odyssey adaptation
Uberto Pasolini’s, The Return, strips Homer’s poem of much of its mythology to explore the human drama of post-war trauma and regret.
TV Black Mirror S7 review: Clever and compelling viewing from Charlie Brooker
Charlie Brooker’s dark, satirical anthology series Black Mirror is returning for Series Seven with six brand new episodes. Our review…
Cinema Drop review: A tight, suspenseful exercise in contrivance
First date and phone app paranoia runs wild in a suspense thriller from Happy Death Day creator Christopher Landon. Our review of Drop…
Books The Cure review: Eve Smith’s dark dystopia hits hard
What begins as a cure soon becomes humanity’s greatest dilemma. How do you manage immortality in a world already bursting at the seams? We review Eve Smith’s The Cure…
Books Cassandra Clare’s The Ragpicker King Review: A spellbinding sequel that sets the stage for an epic finale
Kel and Lin’s journey continue with dangerous magic, political intrigue and realised passions in the The Ragpicker King, the sequel to Sword Catcher. Our review…
Books The Serpent Called Mercy review: Action-led, smart new fantasy
With strategic battles, deep friendships, and a protagonist torn between ambition and morality, this action-packed fantasy debut is perfect for fans of The Hunger Games and Gladiator.
Death of a Unicorn review: Wildly funny comedy-horror
Alien inspired visuals of nature fighting back sets this fantasy-comedy-horror apart. Our review of Death Of A Unicorn…
Cinema Snow White review: Magic Mirror on the wall, is this the best remake of them all?
Disney’s live-action Snow White has faced a storm of controversy and skepticism, but despite its modern updates and mixed execution, it manages to surpass recent remakes — if only by a small margin.
Cinema Away Review: The Great Escape
We review Gints Zilbalodis’ animated fantasy, Away…
Cinema In the Lost Lands review: The Bad, the Worse and the Uglier
Paul W. S. Anderson’s In the Lost Lands aims for high fantasy spectacle but stumbles with a lifeless narrative and lackluster chemistry between its leads.
TV The Electric State Review: A visually striking but uneven sci-fi odyssey
Set in a post-robot war world, we review the upcoming Netflix sci-fi road-trip movie, The Electric State…
Books Omniviolence review: A brutal, unflinching dive into a tech-driven nightmare
A visceral, action-packed dystopian nightmare, Omniviolence is the new near-future sci-fi thriller from Jones Worthington. Our review…
Books Mickey7 Review: Packs in the peril but still leaves you with the warm and fuzzies
Mickey has been created specifically for suicide missions. But what if he doesn’t want to do that anymore? Read the SciFiNow review of Mickey7.
