Horror history is littered with subpar sequels and awful origin stories but The Exorcist really takes the biscuit. So terrible was follow-up The Exorcist II: The Heretic that audiences reportedly burst out laughing at the premiere. Next came The Exorcist III,
In the slick opening of South Korean action-thriller Ballerina, a disaffected young woman named Ok-ju (Jeon Jong-seo) effortlessly fends off a gang of knife-wielding robbers with canned pineapples. It’s a dynamo sequence set in a cramped
Switchblades. Hooch. Leather and denim. And the roar of the Harley Davidson. It’s easy to see the appeal to writer-director Jeff Nichols (Midnight Special, Mud) when it comes to The Bikeriders. Inspired by the black-and-white work of
It took a lot to get tickets for Taylor Swift’s record-breaking The Eras Tour this summer. Not only did massive demand rapidly wipe out Ticketmaster’s rickety servers, but even if you did get through to buy a pair you’d
This is meant to be the golden year for the video game adaptation. The Last of Us. Tetris. The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Clearly, someone didn’t send the memo to Blumhouse. The kings of movie horror have teamed up with
After the unexpected – but brilliant – detour into black-and-white biographical film history with Mank, director David Fincher returns with The Killer. Given this new thriller is a fast, stylish action piece with sharp one-liners and an
Everyone remembers their first mates holiday. The sweaty, vomit-smeared vibes of the Xanthi strip cannot easily be wiped from memory. You probably got sunburnt. You definitely drank too much. And with any luck, you snogged
In the not too distant past, you’d have been forgiven for thinking the worst – that any documentary about Pete Doherty would end on a tragic note. The Libertines co-frontman’s struggles with addiction have been well-documented to the point that,
“I’m feeling so many feelings right now,” burbles Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani), aka Ms Marvel, in Nia DaCosta’s The Marvels, her likeable-if-limited entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This giddy gush of over-excitement, hero worship and teenage
Following the mammoth success of the four-film adaptation of The Hunger Games trilogy, a big-screen version of author Suzanne Collins’ prequel The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes was inevitable. But how will the young adult saga fare without Jennifer