Review: Michael Keaton’s The Founder is a Trumpian tale of greed and burgers
A morally ambiguous look at Ray Kroc, the self-proclaimed “founder” of McDonald’s.
Film Review
Blu-ray review: C.H.U.D. rises from the depths again
It’s not TMNT – we take a look at the new Blu-ray edition of the 80’s horror classic.
Review: Oasis: Supersonic chronicles the rise of the self-proclaimed “best band in the world”
Director Mat Whitecross traces the stratospheric rise of Oasis in this endlessly-watchable doc.
Review: A Fat Wreck salutes 25 years of Fat Wreck Chords and its fans
Made by fans and for fans, the documentary traces 25 years of one of punk’s most successful DIY labels.
Review: Lake Nowhere perfectly replicates the vintage horror VHS experience
The film is a love letter not only to the slasher genre, but to the full vintage video experience.
Fantasia Review – For the Love of Spock
Leonard Nimoy’s son directs a heartfelt documentary on the enduring legacy of both Nimoy and Spock.
Blu-ray review: The Mutilator is the goriest 80’s slasher film you’ve never seen
We catch up with the cult slasher ‘The Mutilator,’ out now on Blu-ray / DVD from Arrow Video.
With London Has Fallen, Hollywood has reached peak stupidity
The sequel to Olympus Has Fallen is one of the best-worst movies in years.
Review: In The Witch, Humanity is the Devil
A slow-burning period piece, The Witch is an unconventional horror film that turns the traditional witchcraft narrative on its head.
Best of 2015: Our 10 favourite films of the year
Read on for our list of our favourite films of 2015.