Ben Wheatley's 'Bulk' Review: A Lo-Fi Sci-Fi Gem
Director Ben Wheatley delivers a charmingly retro sci-fi with Sam Riley as a journalist probing a billionaire's 'Brain Collider'. A quirky, thought-provoking UK film. Read our full review.
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A Gangster's Life Review: Amateurish Crime Comedy
Our review of 'A Gangster's Life', a low-budget British crime comedy starring Tony Cook. The film, out on digital platforms from 19 January, is a mixed bag of quirky ideas and poor production.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review – A Phenomenal Fourquel
Ralph Fiennes delivers a career-best performance in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the finest chapter of the zombie horror saga. Read our full review of this gruesome, energised fourquel.
The truth behind film's intimacy coordinator debate
From Gwyneth Paltrow to Mikey Madison, intimacy coordinators face criticism. We explore their crucial role in post-#MeToo filmmaking and why they're more than just 'sex police'.
Bulk-billing GP clinics surge after Australian incentive
Analysis reveals a near-doubling of fully bulk-billing GP clinics in Australia following a new 12.5% Medicare incentive. Discover the regional disparities and expert critiques of the policy's long-term impact.
Béla Tarr, acclaimed Hungarian film director, dies at 70
The world of cinema mourns the loss of Béla Tarr, the revered Hungarian director known for his poetic, slow-burn masterpieces like 'Sátántangó'. Explore his profound legacy and fierce artistic vision.
Primate: Killer Chimp Film Declared 2026's Best
Critics are raving about 'Primate', a violent horror film about a rabid pet chimp. Directed by Johannes Roberts, it releases in UK cinemas on January 30. Read the early reviews.
Hamnet Review: Jessie Buckley Bound for Oscar Glory
Chloé Zhao's 'Hamnet', starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal, reimagines Shakespeare's domestic tragedy. A visceral, moving film in UK cinemas now.
Primate Review: Gory Chimp Horror is a Brutal Blast
Johannes Roberts's brutal creature feature 'Primate' delivers slick, gory fun. A pet chimp with rabies terrorises a family in this unpretentious horror, in cinemas 9 January.
London Premiere for John Bishop Film 'Is This Thing On'
The UK premiere of comedy drama 'Is This Thing On?', starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern, hits London's Leicester Square this month. Get all the details on the red carpet event.
Chloé Zhao: Hollywood model stifles 'feminine consciousness'
Oscar-winner Chloé Zhao questions Hollywood's inclusivity as a new report finds only nine women directed 2025's top 100 US films. Discover her insights and the industry's gender diversity crisis.
Books to read before their 2026 film adaptations
From 'Wuthering Heights' to 'Dune: Part Three', discover the gripping books you need to read in 2026 before they become major movie blockbusters. Start your reading list now!
The Voice Of Hind Rajab: Gaza film backed by Pitt hits UK
A powerful new film dramatising the final hours of five-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, backed by Brad Pitt, opens in UK cinemas this month. Experience the story that shocked the world.
Daisy Ridley's Zombie Thriller We Bury the Dead Reviewed
Daisy Ridley stars in a contemplative zombie film, We Bury the Dead, focusing on grief over gore. A solid twist on the undead genre, out now in the UK. Read our review.
7 Best Films on TV This Week: Nuremberg & Back to Black
Your weekly guide to unmissable TV films. Russell Crowe and Rami Malek captivate in historical drama Nuremberg, while Marisa Abela stars in the Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black. Plus, five more picks.
Top 10 Australian Films to Watch in 2026
Discover the most anticipated Australian cinema of 2026, featuring Rebel Wilson's directorial debut, a Daisy Ridley zombie thriller, and new projects with Olivia Colman and Tom Hiddleston. Explore the full list here.
Zimbabwean Short Film 'Rise' Makes Oscar History
The true story of a homeless boy turned boxing coach, Tobias Mupfuti, inspired 'Rise', the first Zimbabwean film to qualify for Oscar consideration. Discover the powerful journey from Victoria Falls to Tribeca.
Stork of Hope: Holocaust film faces criticism
A new Israeli-Belarusian Holocaust film, 'Stork of Hope', is released digitally on 5 January. Critics label it cliché-ridden and an act of nationalist self-soothing. Read our full review.
Hollywood's Fight for Survival: Can LA Recover?
Los Angeles's film industry faces a crisis after strikes, tech shifts, and runaway production. Can new incentives and adaptation secure its future? Explore the data and insider views.
Jonas Brothers' Christmas Movie Is A Festive Hit
The Jonas Brothers' new festive film, 'A Very Jonas Christmas Movie', is now streaming on Disney+. With an 85% critics score, it's a feel-good holiday watch full of music and comedy.
First 'The Odyssey' trailer online: Nolan's £218m epic
The first trailer for Sir Christopher Nolan's £218.6m epic 'The Odyssey' is finally online, hailed as 'Gladiator on steroids'. Fans react to the 2026 blockbuster.
‘Light Needs’ Review: Sci-Fi Film Explores Plant Sentience
Director Jessica Marsh's 'Light Needs' is a chilling sci-fi thriller exploring plant consciousness and climate grief. Read our review of this haunting cinematic experience.
Hamnet: The Year's Best Performance Demands Oscar Recognition
Chloé Zhao's 'Hamnet' delivers a stunning, visceral take on Shakespeare's domestic life, powered by a career-defining performance from Jessie Buckley. A must-see in UK cinemas from 9 January 2026.
Huge Festive KitKat Box 42% Off on Amazon
A huge 820g box of festive KitKat chocolates is now just £13.09 on Amazon, a 42% saving. The box contains 100 individually wrapped festive figures, perfect for sharing or portion control.
Paul King to Direct Live-Action Labubu Movie
Acclaimed director Paul King of 'Paddington' fame is set to helm a live-action 'Labubu' film. The movie, based on the global toy phenomenon, is slated for a 2027 release. Discover the details here.
Actors vote overwhelmingly for AI action in UK film & TV
UK actors vote 99% to refuse digital scans over AI fears. Equity union warns of industrial action unless producers agree to stronger protections. Read the latest.
Gay Cinema Pioneer Rosa von Praunheim Dies at 83
Rosa von Praunheim, the provocative German film-maker whose 1971 film sparked a 'Stonewall moment', has died aged 83, days after marrying his partner. Read about his legacy.
Rob Reiner's Final Spinal Tap Film Release Delayed
The release of Rob Reiner's final concert film, 'Spinal Tap at Stonehenge: The Final Finale', is postponed after his death. The 2026 project is on hold as the family decides the path forward.
Dardenne Brothers' Triumph in UK's Best Films 2025
The Dardenne brothers' 'Young Mothers' is named the UK's 3rd best film of 2025. A powerful return to form, it explores teen mums with empathy and dignity. Read the full review.
Hollywood's Age-Blind Casting: A New Trend?
Why are films like 'Goodbye June' and 'Thanksgiving' ignoring age realism? Explore Hollywood's history of age-blind casting, from Helen Mirren to Nicole Kidman.
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