Cinema Black Creek film review: teenagers meet a body-hopping Native American spirit in low-budget horror
An unstoppable evil carves its way through James Crow’s indie horror Black Creek
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Cinema The Shape Of Water film review: Guillermo del Toro’s latest will steal your heart
Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape Of Water is just as wonderful as you’ve heard
TV The Good Place Season 2 review: does the new season live up to the first?
Here’s our review of Season 2 of Michael Schur’s The Good Place
DVD & Blu-Ray Inside No. 9 Series 4 review: does the anthology series continue to wow?
Here’s our review of the fourth series of macabre anthology show Inside No. 9
Cinema Bad Apples film review: Twins of evil go on a murder spree in this Halloween slasher
Two sisters are out to terrorise their neighbourhood in slasher horror Bad Apples
Cinema Black Panther film review: hail to the king
Ryan Coogler and Chadwick Boseman deliver a triumph in Marvel’s majestic, stylish and action-packed Black Panther
Cinema The Cloverfield Paradox film review: surprise release success or sub-par spinoff?
The latest chapter in the Cloverfield franchise is a Netflix surprise but is it a pleasant one?
Cinema Diverge film review: a man at the end of the world can change his past
James Morrison’s paradoxical apocalypse Diverge makes a double act of time
TV Altered Carbon review: is Netflix’s big-budget R-rated sci-fi show a success?
Death is not the end in the violent and stylish Altered Carbon
Cinema Winchester review: does the film live up to the true story of the haunted house?
Does Michael and Peter Spierig’s Winchester pack a spooky ghost punch?
Cinema Before We Vanish film review: it’s the end of the world in Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s latest
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s invasion sci-fi shows humanity’s alienation from itself
Cinema Psychotic film review: unhinged Eighties slasher cuts through a modern subculture
A masked killer is slicing through the young hipsters of Bushwick, Brooklyn in this psychedelic slasher
Cinema The Open House film review: Is Dylan Minnette’s Netflix horror worth a look?
A grieving mother and son discover that they’re not alone in The Open House
Cinema Maze Runner: The Death Cure film review: does the YA franchise go out with a WCKD bang?
Thomas, Brenda, Newt and the gang face their final trial in the Maze Runner trilogy’s finale
Cinema Coco film review: Pixar heads to the Land of the Dead in this beautiful family tale
Pixar’s latest takes us on a musical journey of life, death and family
Cinema Insidious: The Last Key film review: ghosts of hauntings past
Lin Shaye shines in the fourth Insidious film but does the movie match her performance?
Cinema World Of Tomorrow Episode Two: The Burden of Other People’s Thoughts film review
Don Hertzfeldt returns with another stunning animated wonder
Cinema Jupiter’s Moon film review: allegorical superheroics from the director of White God
The filmmaker behind White God returns with the story of a refugee who discovers incredible powers
Cinema Bright film review: does Will Smith’s Orc cop movie have the magic?
Will Smith re-teams with his Suicide Squad director for this gritty fantasy cop movie but don’t get excited
DVD & Blu-Ray Our Evil film review: hitman horror with a supernatural twist
Good and evil clash in this complex Brazilian horror
Cinema Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle film review: game on!
The cast make the movie in controversial sequel Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle
Cinema Star Wars: The Last Jedi film review: Rian Johnson’s sequel finds light in the darkness
Heroes search for hope in dark times in the thrilling, surprising and complex The Last Jedi
Cinema The Unseen film review: grief turns to horror
Jasmine Hyde excels as a woman on the brink in psychological chiller The Unseen
Cinema Another WolfCop film review: Canadian horror comedy doubles down on the shenanigans
Lowell Dean’s hybrid SF-horror-comedy sequel unleashes more small-town Canadian silliness
Cinema Lu Over The Wall film review: Masaaki Yuasa’s mermaid anime is delightful
A young mermaid wants to join a band in Masaaki Yuasa’s Lu Over The Wall
Cinema Most Beautiful Island film review: a coming to America nightmare
Ana Asensio’s Most Beautiful Island is a fantastically gripping horror debut
TV American Horror Story: Cult review: is the anthology show’s latest a winner or does it lose the plot?
Ryan Murphy and co take on the 2016 Presidential election in AHS: Cult
Cinema Justice League film review: DC’s heroes unite but is it worth the wait?
The brighter, lighter Justice League is finally here
TV The Punisher Season One review – Jon Bernthal stuns in Frank’s solo run
Jon Bernthal’s searing performance sets the tone for The Punisher’s strong first season
Comics What Is Left by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell graphic novel review
Rosemary Valero-O’Connell’s What Is Left is a short but stunning work of SF