A film based on a musical based on a Roger Corman cult B-movie inspired by a short story, Little Shop of Horrors is a truly unique film. Directed by the voice of Miss Piggy and Yoda, and written by ...

There’s a lot riding on Wildwood. Laika’s latest stop-motion animated feature has built up anticipation few films garner. The terrific marketing emphasising human craft and teasing a fantasy epic has ...

Studio Ghibli is once again gracing cinema screens across the UK and Ireland, with a remastered 4K version of Arrietty, coming to IMAX from the 14 th October, and to theatres nationwide from the 16 th ...

It is hard to imagine the effect Forbidden Planet would have had on audiences in 1956. Arrow’s new release, built around a sparkling 4K restoration of the classic, comes close, thanks to a commentary ...

Based on the short story of the same name by Rose Tremain, Extra Geography follows the story of two best friends, Flic (Marni Duggan) and Minna (Galaxie Clear), who attend a British boarding school ...

Power and control can be used to do terrible things, as we all well and truly know, and in Quarxx’s latest film The Ones Who Grieve, which enjoyed its North American premiere at this year’s Fantastic ...

There’s a reassurance in revisiting the earlier works of auteurs, and finding they’ve kept their methods and fascinations in place from the start. The stylish excesses of director John Woo may have ...

Set predominantly in the titular Beirut, Shadows of Beirut follows Lana (Tala Calil), a young woman who decides to return to Beirut after learning that her estranged father is dying. Lana has not ...

It’s more than official that we are really far into our 90s nostalgia era, and that’s translated across to the home entertainment sector. More gems from the 90s are being brought back into the light ...

If anyone thinks Godzilla can’t be fresh and compelling as it stomps towards the 40-film mark, they have an emphatic answer in Godzilla Minus Zero. It’s an emotive, epic continuation of the Minus era; ...

A nonstop neon-soaked bloodbath awaits audiences in Nick Kozakis’s latest feature, Kick On. Eden (Markella Kavenagh) and her friends are celebrating before Lee (Kaitlyn Boyé) goes off to Peru. After ...

When they did arrive, they offered the validation every filmmaker needs after spending years obsessing over a project: “When you make a film, you don’t really see it the way an audience does,” he ...