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Ready Player One [12A] review - Cultural Cannibalism

Ready Player One might be one of the most frustrating films I have seen in a long time. Visually ... More info
Review | cinema

A Quiet Place [15] review

It’s not often the cinema’s a quiet place…. guzzling, slurping, talking, rustling. Who ... More info
Review | cinema

The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society [12A] review - The power of books

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, based on a book by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie ... More info
Review | cinema

Hereditary [15] review - Devastating exploration of grief wrapped in horror silliness

Some of the finest horror films use their platform to explore the impact of grief. The likes of ... More info
Review | cinema

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom [12A] review - Enjoyable ridiculousness with big teeth

'Anybody hear that? It's an impact tremor, is what it is.' That's right, stomping into view and ... More info
Review | cinema

The Apparition [12A] review - A testament to patience

This is a very long film. If you go to this and it’s a late show (for example, 9pm), don’t be ... More info
Review | cinema

Macbeth review - If Shakespeare had been writing horror for Hollywood...

Rather unexpectedly, this season the RSC has provided a treat for fans of classic cinematic horror, ... More info
Review | theatre

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom [12A] review

Birds are descended from dinosaurs. Proof is in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Not from any ... More info
Review | cinema

Hereditary [15] review

A Mike Leigh film crossed with Rosemary’s Baby andThe Wicker Man. That’s Hereditary, the ... More info
Review | cinema

The Invisible Man [15] review - Potent re-imagining of a horror classic

At their very best Blumhouse horrors are timely affairs, offering cultural relevant themes paired ... More info
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