TV The Society Season 1 review: juicy teen sci-fi mystery
Teenagers rebuild their infrastructure in Netflix’s gripping sci-fi drama The Society
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Cinema Pokémon Detective Pikachu film review: first world-building problems
Does Pokémon Detective Pikachu electrify? Find out with our review…
Cinema The Curse Of La Llorona film review: everyone is crying
Does The Curse Of La Llorona live up to the Conjuring Universe’s high standards?
DVD & Blu-Ray Prospect Blu-ray review: old school sci-fi meets frontier western
Pedro Pascal stars in the beautifully designed SF frontier western Prospect
Cinema Avengers: Endgame film review: this is it
It’s all been leading to this…here’s our spoiler-free verdict on Avengers: Endgame
TV Light As A Feather Season 1 review: prepare to get witch slapped
Pretty Little Liars meets The Craft in Light As A Feather Season 1, available to stream now on All4
Cinema Missing Link film review: a must sasqu-watch family adventure
Jump into adventure (and evolution) with Laika’s charming stop motion flick Missing Link
Cinema Hellboy film review: righteous reboot or unholy failure?
David Harbour is here to save mankind in Neil Marshall’s Hellboy reboot but is it worth your time?
Books The Dollmaker by Nina Allan book review
Nina Allan blends genres to spellbinding effect in her latest novel The Dollmaker
Cinema Happy As Lazzaro film review: social realism and fantasy collide in bewitching fable
An endlessly good young man might just be miraculous in Alice Rohrwacher’s superb Happy As Lazzaro
Books Zero Bomb by MT Hill book review
A grieving father is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy in near-future SF Zero Bomb
Books Other Words For Smoke by Sarah Maria Griffin book review
There’s something in the walls in superb Irish horror story Other Words For Smoke
Cinema Hell Fest film review: serial killer stalks a horror theme park in throwback genre movie
Is horror throwback Hell Fest a carnival of chills or a damp squib?
Cinema Pet Sematary film review: sometimes dead is better
Does Paramount’s Pet Sematary adaptation live up to Stephen King’s book?
Cinema Lords Of Chaos film review: gruesome true story makes for powerful horror
The story of Norwegian band Mayhem is turned into a stomach-turning and intelligent horror film with Lords Of Chaos
Cinema Dumbo film review: takes flight but never quite soars
Does Tim Burton’s Dumbo fly or fall? Find out with our review…
Cinema Shazam! film review: joyous, wish-fulfilment escapism
Shazam! is the best DC film since The Dark Knight. Here’s our review…
Cinema Cities Of Last Things film review: Glasgow Film Festival 2019
Time-slipping crime drama Cities Of Last Things goes from a dystopian future to the past
Cinema Relaxer film review: a fantastically grubby genre-bending slacker comedy
A slacker is stuck to his couch as Y2K looms in Joel Potrykus’s blend of gross-out and high-concept Relaxer
TV The OA Season 2 review: Things are getting weird(er)
Things get even more weird in Netflix’s The OA Season 2
Cinema The Legend Of The Stardust Brothers film review: Glasgow Film Festival 2019
The Young Ones meets Phantom Of The Paradise in the restoration of The Legend Of The Stardust Brothers
TV Coincoin And The Extra-Humans review: Glasgow Film Festival 2019
Here’s our review of upcoming TV series Coincoin And The Extra-Humans
Cinema Us film review: Jordan Peele is back with a new nightmare
Jordan Peele follows Get Out with an ambitious and topical horror rollercoaster
Cinema The Prodigy film review: Taylor Schilling’s son is a bad seed in creepy kid horror
Does horror The Prodigy push beyond the standard spooky kid template?
TV Love, Death & Robots Season 1 review: less love, more sex
Here’s our review of animated anthology series Love, Death & Robots, on Netflix from 15 March
Cinema Captain Marvel film review: she is the captain now
Captain Marvel wows in this epic, adrenaline-fuelled adventure
Cinema Zoo film review: Glasgow Film Festival 2019
A married couple faces each other while barricaded in their flat during a zombie apocalypse in Zoo
Cinema The Hole In The Ground film review: do you know who your children are?
A mother begins to fear her son in moody Irish horror A Hole In The Ground
Cinema Knives And Skin Berlinale film review: a missing teen sparks a synth-soaked mystery
Neo-feminist thriller Knives And Skin mashes genres into its small-town mystery
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