Raya and the Last Dragon review: Disney’s latest is a visually dazzling adventure
Raya and the Last Dragon brings the Disney focus to Southeast Asian cultures and traditions in a refreshing way.
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Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry Apple TV+ doc is an intimate look at the teen superstar’s stratospheric rise
The documentary follows Eilish through the writing, recording, and tour for her smash debut album, WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
SATOR filmmaker Jordan Graham on the indie horror film’s eerie and mind-blowing real-life inspiration
7-years in the making, the atmospheric and disturbing indie horror film SATOR is out now on video-on-demand.
FREAKY slashes its way onto Blu-ray [review]
The wacky (and gruesome) horror-comedy hits Blu-ray on February 9.
Land review: Robin Wright makes her feature directorial debut with a moving wilderness drama
Wright delivers a moving and understated film about a woman decamping to the wilderness to escape from a tragic past.
Review: Promising Young Woman is a jolting feminist revenge thriller
Carey Mulligan delivers an incredible performance as a vigilante taking down abusive men.
Review: Chilean horror film La Casa delivers terror in real-time
Shot chronologically in just three days, the latest from Chilean filmmaker Jorge Olguín is an unsettling haunted house movie set during dictator Augusto Pinochet’s violent rule.
Best of 2020: Our favourite horror films of the year
The 10 horror movies that got us through this horrible year.
Monster Hunter review: Milla Jovovich stars in a profoundly dumb (but kind of fun) video game adaptation
Surprise! The movie based on a video game is not very good.
The Flintstones: The Complete Series makes its glorious debut on Blu-ray
The set gathers up all 166 (!) episodes of the series, along with two animated features.