Today’s #ThrowbackThursday film review is The Five Devils by Léa Mysius!

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Reviews of Couture, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, and Ready or Not 2: Here I Come are live!

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Based on a 2017 novel, Polly Findlay's gentle drama Midwinter Break follows a long-retired couple on a city break to Amsterdam. It's wholesome and tender, but reflective themes around love, faith, and unresolved trauma slowly rise from the picturesque canals. Manville & Hinds are remarkable.

Film review: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come It’s been seven years since directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett brought Ready or Not to our screens. Since then, the pair have made a couple of slashers in the Scream series and now t…

🩸 NEW REVIEW! 🩸

Survival sequel Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come is out now in UK cinemas…

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DVD review: Beast Set against the striking landscapes of Jersey, psychological romance drama Beast is the feature debut by writer and director Michael Pearce. The plot follows lonely island tour guide Moll (Jessie B…

Starring Oscar winner Jessie Buckley, today’s #ThrowbackThursday review is psychological romance Beast!

Now streaming on @channel4.bsky.social

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Moviescramble - Ep 111: Wasteman

On the latest Moviescramble podcast, we review Cal McMau’s brutal, claustrophobic directorial debut, #Wasteman.

We also pick some of our favourite prison dramas 🔐

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Pishing down in Edinburgh so I’m escaping to @filmhouseedinburgh.bsky.social to see this!

Opening my eyes to a blind spot this morning…

Fusing all the elements of the sci-fi genre into a goofy 'buddy movie', Lord & Miller's ambitious adaptation of Andy Weir's novel is packed with cinematic passion. Project Hail Mary shoots for the stars and thanks to Ryan Gosling's charm, charisma, and physical comedy flair, it sticks the landing.

DVD review: The Super Mario Bros. Movie After many years of poorly received efforts, we’re finally in a boom period of video game adaptations with the likes of Sonic the Hedgehog, Tetris, and the television version of The Last of Us achi…

With the latest in the series in cinemas next week, today’s #ThrowbackThursday review is The Super Mario Bros. Movie! 🍄

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Film review: The Good Boy Off the back of the phenomenal global impact made by TV series Adolescence last year, Stephen Graham portrays another, but very different, complex father in his latest picture, The Good Boy (known …

⛓️OUT TOMORROW! ⛓️

Jan Komasa’s edgy thriller The Good Boy is in selected UK cinemas tomorrow via @signatureuk.bsky.social

Here's my ★★★★ review!

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DVD review: First Reformed Paul Schrader made a name for himself as a film writer in the 70s when he penned the screenplay for Martin Scorsese’s critically acclaimed masterpiece Taxi Driver. Since then, his work has divided …

Today’s #ThrowbackThursday review is Paul Schrader’s psychological drama First Reformed!

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Scrapper Interview: Charlotte Regan – ‘The child-like perspective gave us licence to go a bit mad with it’. After crafting a string of shorts and music videos, writer and director Charlotte Regan presents her debut feature Scrapper, bringing colour, humour, and vibrancy to a street-smart working class ta…

Indie gem SCRAPPER is currently streaming on BBC iPlayer.

Check out my interview with writer-director Charlotte Regan!

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Film review: Couture As well as being an actor, filmmaker, and humanitarian, Angelina Jolie is considered a style icon due to her headturning red carpet looks over the years. She heads to Paris Fashion Week for her lat…

Alice Winocour’s drama Couture will arrive in selected UK cinemas next month via @signatureuk.bsky.social

Here's my ★★★★ review!

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Film review: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man After thirteen years, six series, and countless razor-sharp haircuts, Steven Knight brings his iconic Birmingham gangsters to the big screen. Directed by Tom Hopper who worked on some of its …

NEW REVIEW!

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man is out now in selected cinemas and arrives on Netflix next week.

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Two of my favourite films of 2025 were Sinners & OBAA so I'm chuffed they won lots of wee golden statues!

Ready to draw a line under the awards season now and move on...

My reviews of One Last Deal, The Good Boy, Couture, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man are live!

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18/24. Nae bad.

#Oscars

Film review: One Battle After Another The challenging postmodern material of author Thomas Pynchon was first brought to the big screen just over a decade ago when Paul Thomas Anderson adapted stoner-noir tale Inherent Vice, and t…

It’s Oscars Sunday!

Here’s a reminder of my ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s political thriller One Battle After Another!

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Sinners > OBAA > Marty Supreme >

Secret Agent >Train Dreams > Bugonia >

Sentimental Value > Frankenstein >

Hamnet / F1

Film review: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man After thirteen years, six series, and countless razor-sharp haircuts, Steven Knight brings his iconic Birmingham gangsters to the big screen. Directed by Tom Hopper who worked on some of its …

NEW REVIEW!

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man is out now in selected cinemas and arrives on Netflix next week.

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DVD review: Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) In the arts, fame can be incredibly brittle as many hit the heights of stardom to then fade away quickly, never to be spoken of again. Artistic merit and validation is therefore vitally important f…

Ahead of the Oscars this weekend, today’s #ThrowbackThursday review is 2015’s Best Picture winner BIRDMAN!

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Redoubt (Värn) - Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival Nordic Watchlist reviews Redoubt at it has its premiere this past week at Glasgow Film Festival and comes to UK cinemas from the 27th March.

New @nordicwatchlist.bsky.social review of John Skoog's feature debut, Redoubt (Värn).

I caught this at the Glasgow Film Festival and was struck by the stark monochrome ⚫️⚪️

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Film review: My Father’s Island Based on the autobiographically-inspired novella by David Vann, the latest feature from French writer and director Vladimir de Fontenay is My Father’s Island. Known by the book’s title Sukkwa…

NEW REVIEW!

Family drama My Father’s Island screened at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival… #GFF26

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The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford Interview: Sean Dunn – ‘Peter Mullan was demanding, but in a good way’. At what point does entertainment tourism overshadow the real history and legacy of a location? Writer and director Sean Dunn explores this very topical idea through the lens of black comedy in his …

Fresh from its UK premiere last night at @glasgowfilmfest.bsky.social, I’m happy to share my interview with Sean Dunn, the director of The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford #GFF26

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Rocks Interview: Sarah Gavron – ‘We wanted to celebrate the joy of girlhood, female friendship, and its transformative power’. In a male dominated industry, filmmaker Sarah Gavron flies the flag for female-led cinema. Her works tells important stories from a women’s perspective, and her latest feature is no different…

Today’s #ThrowbackThursday piece is my 2020 interview with Rocks director Sarah Gavron which screened at Glasgow Film Festival!

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I’ve LOVED this series of Industry, and have also looked forward to these Decider recaps after each episode

Forastera (2025) - Projected Figures Lucía Aleñar Iglesias’ nuanced feature debut FORASTERA overshadows a young woman's coming of age with the hint of a ghost story

"overshadows a young woman’s coming of age with the hint of a ghost story": Lucía Aleñar Iglesias’ nuanced feature debut FORASTERA (2025) has its UK première 8.30pm tonight at @glasgowfilmfest.bsky.social. Recommended. projectedfigures.com/2025/11/20/f...

Film review: One Last Deal The one-location chamber piece can be a difficult trick to pull off, even more so with just one actor appearing on-screen. This is the challenge presented in the latest feature by Irish director Br…

Following its premiere at #GFF26, psychological football drama One Last Deal will be in selected UK cinemas later this month.

Here’s my review!

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Busy few days of film