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Two men in a busy street, one wearing a police uniform and the other a checkered shirt, tie and jacket.
Review

Spiral

by Hannah Strong

This pro­ce­dur­al thriller reboot of the Saw fran­chise is painful to sit through for all the wrong reasons.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
Two people seated at a colourful, graffiti-covered outdoor market stall, one wearing a pink top.
Review

Monsoon

by Fatima Sheriff

Hen­ry Gold­ing embarks on a per­son­al jour­ney to his ances­tral home­land in Hong Khaou’s sooth­ing drama.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Three people in a photography studio, one holding a camera and speaking to the others.

“I saw Bateman as kind of a buffoon” – Mary Harron on American Psycho at 20

by Simon Bland

The direc­tor reflects on the cre­ation of one of cinema’s endur­ing mon­sters, Patrick Bateman.
Woman in a yellow knitted sleeveless top, standing indoors with colourful backdrop.
In Praise Of

How Kelly Reichardt’s depiction of loneliness helped me feel full again

by Annie Wojnarowski

Watch­ing Cer­tain Women as a severe­ly depressed 17-year-old, I saw my own feel­ings of iso­la­tion reflect­ed back at me.
A man wearing a checkered shirt and jeans standing in a dimly lit room.
Incoming

The Saw franchise draws new blood with the Spiral trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Chris Rock and Samuel L Jack­son as beat cops? We’re listening…
Two people sitting on the back of a vintage scooter in a grassy field.
Home Ents

Is this one of the great lesser-known location-based horrors?

by Adam Scovell

Robert Fuest’s And Soon the Dark­ness fore­shad­ows both The Wick­er Man and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
Two men standing in a maize field, discussing something. Tall green plants, overcast sky.
Review

The Peanut Butter Falcon

by Hannah Strong

This sweet-natured, Tom Sawyer-esque tale of unlike­ly com­pan­ion­ship has just enough charm to keep it going.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Two individuals with long, reddish-brown hair standing against a concrete wall.

After the Wave: Exploring French cinema in the 1970s

by Adam Scovell

The decade fol­low­ing the Nou­velle Vague saw the emer­gence of pro­gres­sive film­mak­ers like Chan­tal Aker­man and Mau­rice Pialat.
A man in a black suit crouching in a grassy field.

1980s cinema and the disturbing side of suburbia

by James Morton

With the likes of Blue Vel­vet and Soci­ety, the decade saw the Amer­i­can Dream turn into some­thing grotesque.
Close-up of a dark, spiny insect with glowing orange eyes.
Incoming

An Arachnophobia remake is in the works courtesy of James Wan

by Finley Crebolder

The Saw, Insid­i­ous and Aqua­man direc­tor is pro­duc­ing a new ver­sion of the cult 1990 horror-comedy.