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The Strangers: Chapter 3 review – let it die
The final entry in this dire horror reboot trilogy offers nothing in the way of plot or theatrics. Renny Harlin just might have made horror histo…
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The disturbing prescience of Mala Noche
Forty years ago, Gus Van Sant’s breakout film captured the terror and violence inflicted on immigrants in the United States. Lead actor Tim Street…
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Death with Dignity: the documentaries de-stigmatising end-of-life care
André is an Idiot is the latest in a line of refreshing films that tackle the taboo of death head-on. “Now that sex is available to us in hardcor…
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All That’s Left Of You review – a tragedy laced with authenticity
Cherien Dabis’ tri-generational tale carries the weight of Palestinian history hauntingly well, bolstered by an exceptional cast. The Oscar longl…
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Twinless review – a twee showcase for actor Dylan O'Brien
James Sweeney writes, directs and stars in this promising comedy of social awkwardness set in the world of people who have lost their twin. When …
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Send Help review – a rip-roaring dose of pure Sam Raimi
Rachel McAdams gets to live the American dream and torture her boss (Dylan O’Brien) on a secluded island in this delicious comic satire. Linda Li…
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100 Nights of Hero review – an affecting fable of queer female liberation
Julia Jackman’s adaptation of Isabel Greenberg’s graphic novel is a charming, ambitious queer fantasy. No one could accuse writer and director Ju…
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