Look Back Review – A Moving Story of Friendship, Art and the Years That Change Us
Look Back review: Discover Hirokazu Kore-eda’s 2026 live-action film, its cast, manga origins, emotional friendship and UK release details.
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Minotaur Review – A Troubled Marriage Becomes a Chilling Portrait of Power
Minotaur review: Explore Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Cannes-winning drama, its cast, troubled marriage, political themes and UK cinema release.
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Breeder Review – Dot-Marie Jones Turns a Remote Ranch Into a Chilling Trap
Breeder review: Explore the 2026 horror film starring Dot-Marie Jones and Daniel Doheny, its disturbing story, critical reactions and release details.
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Tender Loving Care Review – Mike Leigh Finds Beauty in Ordinary Acts of Kindness
Tender Loving Care review: Mike Leigh finds humour, sadness and grace in social care, friendship and ageing, led by a superb Kate O’Flynn.
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Artificial Review – Andrew Garfield Is Brilliant, but Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Drama Plays It Too Safe
Artificial review: Andrew Garfield excels as Sam Altman in Luca Guadagnino’s stylish OpenAI drama, though the film plays its biggest AI questions too safely.
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The Cycle Review – Deborah Ann Woll Leads a Grisly Shudder Mystery That Mutates Into Something Worse
The Cycle review: Deborah Ann Woll leads a chilling Shudder mystery that starts as forensic crime drama before mutating into supernatural creature horror.
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Club Kid Review – Jordan Firstman’s Wild, Funny and Surprisingly Tender Directorial Debut
Club Kid review: Jordan Firstman’s A24 comedy is wild, funny and surprisingly tender, with Reggie Absolom giving the father-son story real heart.
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Animals Review – Ben Affleck’s Kidnapping Thriller Feels Trapped by Its Own Ideas
Animals review: Ben Affleck directs and stars in Netflix’s kidnapping thriller, a political crime drama with a strong premise and uneven atmosphere today.
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Other Mommy Review – Jessica Chastain Can’t Exorcise a Familiar Haunting
Other Mommy review: Jessica Chastain leads Rob Savage’s supernatural horror about a girl whose mother is copied by a sinister presence at home this October.
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The Social Reckoning Review – A Sharp, Timely Sequel That Plays It Safe
The Social Reckoning review: Aaron Sorkin follows Frances Haugen and Jeff Horwitz into Facebook’s whistleblower scandal in a smart but cautious sequel.
