It’s 1999, and held-back high schooler Pil-sun (Lee Hye-ri) is a provincial girl whose big city dreams consist of being a back-up dancer in Seoul’s burgeoning K-pop industry. Just one problem – pegged as troublemakers,
Have Marvel shot themselves in the foot? With superhero movies now hopelessly tangled up in their own time-traveling multiverses, anything is possible and everything is slightly meaningless. While that’s bad news for ever taking anything in the
Since they debuted in 2016, BLACKPINK have been a record-breaking, bar-setting giant of K-pop. Their Born Pink world tour was no different. Over the course of 11 months between October 2022 and September 2023, the girl group took over 34
This unassuming NME writer first went in blind to see Kneecap’s self-titled film one nondescript Thursday morning back in March, knowing little of what went into it or what to expect. Dumbfounded upon exiting the cinema, a simple
Aqueer-leaning sci-fi/horror, I Saw The TV Glow is a game-changer in American independent cinema. An instant cult movie, it borrows from an array of influences, ranging from David Cronenberg’s Videodrome to TV perennial Buffy the Vampire Slayer, to create something
“I’m getting too old for this shit,” mutters Cate Blanchett’s bounty hunter at the beginning of Borderlands, the brand new movie take on Gearbox Software’s famed video game series. It’s a line that sounds like it’s
Death takes many forms. This most feared and enduring character has been depicted as a chess ace (The Seventh Seal), Brad Pitt (Meet Joe Black) and even an animated wolf (the less than bone-chilling Puss in
Though he’s best known for directing 2011’s Bridesmaids, a brilliant mix of female friendship and gross-out gags, Paul Feig has also displayed a real flair for action-comedy. Both 2013’s The Heat with Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock and
The Alien franchise has, let’s face it, been struggling for life for decades. Prequels like Prometheus and Alien: Covenant and the much-maligned Alien vs. Predator hybrid films have given us nowhere near the power of the original movies by Ridley Scott and James
“Relax – you’re on vacation!” says Geena Davis’ ditzy PA-type Stacy in Zoë Kravitz’s razor-sharp island-set thriller. But there’s not much about the Channing Tatum-led Blink Twice that is relaxing, with the film somewhere in between The Menu and 2022 Knives