Cinema The Bad Batch film review: does Ana Lily Amirpour’s post-apocalypse wow?
The writer-director of A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night returns with a violent vision of the future
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Cinema Close Encounters Of The Third Kind 4K restoration review: Spielberg’s classic returns
The new 4K digital restoration of Spielberg’s masterpiece is glorious
Cinema mother! film review: Darren Aronofsky plunges Jennifer Lawrence into horrors
Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem play host to some unusual guests in Darren Aronofsky’s mother!
Cinema IT film review: Pennywise lives
Does Andy Muschietti’s IT remake live up to Stephen King’s novel and the terrifying Tim Curry?
Cinema The Limehouse Golem film review: a sharp and bloody horror
Bill Nighy and Olivia Cooke shine in the intelligent and chilling horror The Limehouse Golem
Cinema The Untamed film review: pain for pleasure
Creature feature and social commentary combine in Amat Escalante’s excellent The Untamed
Cinema The Dark Tower film review: Is The Gunslinger’s film debut a hit or a miss?
The Gunslinger and The Man In Black finally hit cinemas, but was it worth the wait?
Books The Stone Sky by NK Jemisin book review
NK Jemisin brings The Broken Earth trilogy to a close with the brilliant The Stone Sky
Cinema Napping Princess film review: dreams and reality merge in Kenji Kamiyama’s anime
A teenage girl must save her dreamscape and the real world in Napping Princess
Cinema A Ghost Story film review: love after death
Moving on is hard to do in David Lowery’s wonderful A Ghost Story
Cinema Annabelle: Creation film review: the devil’s in the doll
Can Annabelle: Creation deliver the scares the first movie couldn’t?
Cinema The Ghoul film review: a mind-bending London chiller
A lonely investigator tumbles down the rabbit hole in Gareth Tunley’s The Ghoul
Cinema Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets film review – more than meets the eye?
Luc Besson’s space opera is a treat for the eyeballs but does it have enough going on under the surface?
Books The Rift by Nina Allan book review
A woman who vanished as a teenager has an unbelievable story to tell in Nina Allan’s brilliant The Rift
DVD & Blu-Ray Anti Matter DVD review: indie British sci-fi with big ideas
Keir Burrows’ Anti Matter blends science fiction and noir mystery
Cinema Geostorm trailer puts the fun in massive global catastrophe
Gerard Butler leads the star-studded cast of action-packed disaster SF Geostorm
Cinema It Comes At Night film review: horror packed with tension and dread
Trey Edward Shults’ It Comes At Night will have you on the edge of your seat
Cinema Spider-Man: Homecoming film review: the best Spidey film yet?
Tom Holland shines in the fun and funny Spider-Man: Homecoming
Cinema War For The Planet Of The Apes film review: Hail, Caesar
Andy Serkis is superb in the hugely emotional and powerfully bleak War For The Planet Of The Apes
Cinema Transformers: The Last Knight film review: Bayhem reigns
Making sense is not top of the agenda in Transformers: The Last Knight
Books The Summer Of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman book review
Time travel is not consequence-free in The Summer Of Impossible Things
Cinema The Mummy film review: Tom Cruise runs into the Dark Universe
Is Universal’s Dark Universe off to a scarily good start?
Books Show Stopper by Hayley Barker book review
Performing is the only way to survive in Hayley Barker’s fiercely topical YA Show Stopper
Books City Of Miracles by Robert Jackson Bennett book review
Robert Jackson Bennett’s Divine Cities trilogy comes to an end
Cinema Bitch film review Sundance London 2017: the beast in me
A depressed woman goes canine in Marianna Palka’s latest
Cinema Marjorie Prime film review Sundance London 2017: ghosts of memories
Memories of deceased loved ones are brought to life in Marjorie Prime, but can they be trusted?
DVD & Blu-Ray Brain Damage Blu-ray review: Frank Henenlotter’s schlock comedy restored
Frank Henenlotter’s gory horror comedy Brain Damage is out now from Arrow Video
DVD & Blu-Ray Phenomena Limited Edition Blu-ray review: no flies on Dario
Dario Argento’s gory, creepy-crawly fairytale gets the Arrow Video treatment
Cinema The Red Turtle film review: the circle of life in all its beauty
Michael Dudok De Wit’s Studio Ghibli-produced The Red Turtle is simply beautiful
Cinema Wonder Woman film review: it’s about damn time
Can the long, long-awaited first live-action Wonder Woman solo film live up to the expectations?