Cinema Candyman Review: An Exquisitely Crafted Reimagining
The legend of the Candyman lives on in this ‘spiritual sequel’ to the 1992 classic. Here’s our review…
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DVD & Blu-Ray Luca Review: Caught in a fish bromance
Two young sea creatures have a summer they’ll never forget in Pixar’s Luca.
Cinema The Night House Review: Worth A Visit
Rebecca Hall stars in supernatural horror The Night House. Here’s our review…
TV Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time review: The end of Evangelion
We review the final instalment of the Rebuild of Evangelion anime movie series…
Books Cixin Liu: Short stories transformed into stunning graphic novels
We review the first three award-winning short stories to be turned into graphic novels by The Three Body Problem author Cixin Liu…
Cinema Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins: If only this was as good as the Nic Cage flick
Henry Golding plays Snake Eyes, a man out for revenge in Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins. Here’s our review…
TV Fena: Pirate Princess review: Ninjas and pirates and princesses, oh my!
Set sail for adventure on the high seas as we review the first two episodes of thrilling new action-adventure anime, Fena: Pirate Princess…
Cinema Free Guy Review: Just Another Sweet Male Fantasy Baby
Ryan Reynolds finds out he’s is actually a background player in an open-world video game in Free Guy. Here’s our review…
Books The Black Locomotive Review: It’s rail-y good
Rian Hughes is back and he’s font-ier than ever in The Black Locomotive. Here’s our review…
Cinema The Suicide Squad: They’re The Bad Guys… Duh
A group of supervillains are tasked with saving the world or die trying in James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad.
Cinema Old Review: They Grow Up So Fast
We review M. Night Shyamalan’s latest head-scratcher, Old, which sees a group of people find a secret beach that makes them accelerate in age
Books When the Sparrow Falls Review: The Handmaid’s Tale meets 1984
Set in a future dystopia where sentient AIs have become prevalent, a detective gets embroiled in politics and mystery in Neil Sharpson’s When The Sparrow Falls. Read our review…
Books Blade Runner 2029 Vol. 1: Reunion Review
We review Mike Johnson and Andres Guinaldo’s graphic novel Blade Runner 2029 Vol. 1: Reunion.
Books The Final Girl Support Group: A homage to the slasher franchise
A group of ‘final girls’ band together to help and support one another until a member of their group becomes a target… again… in Grady Hendrix’s The Final Girl Support Group.
DVD & Blu-Ray Archive Review: Arresting visuals and a one-sided love affair
Theo James and Stacy Martin star in futuristic sci-fi mystery full of intrigue, heart and unique visuals. Read our review.
Jumbo Review: Glasgow Film Festival 2021
A young woman finds love with a fairground attraction in Jumbo…
Cinema Violet Evergarden: The Movie review: I want to know what love is
We grab our hankies and brace our feels for the emotional final chapter of the Violet Evergarden story.
Cinema Freaky Review: 17 Again!
Serial killer The Blissfield Butcher (Vince Vaughn) is body-swapped with his latest victim (Kathryn Newton) in horror comedy Freaky. Here’s our review…
Cinema In The Earth Review: Isolation horror
Ben Wheatley’s lockdown film is a dark comedy highlighting both the paranoia brought on by isolation, and the hell that is other people.
DVD & Blu-Ray Godzilla Vs Kong Review: Let the battle commence!
Two titans clash in Adam Wingard’s Godzilla Vs Kong. Here’s our review…