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Dashcam

Rob Savage terrified fans during the pandemic with his lockdown Zoom-call horror Host and has now made his follow-up, Dashcam. The film, which...

While many of us may have heard of the name Siegfried Sassoon or be familiar with his poems, only a few may know anything beyond that –...

Terence Davies

High-concept age-swap films like 13 Going on 30 and Freaky Friday are comedy gold and Rebel Wilson is bringing them back with her new Netflix...

After weeks of hype surrounding Everything Everywhere All At Once in the U.S., the film is finally coming to U.K. cinemas. The movie, written...

Dan Kwan Daniel Scheinert

Mark Wahlberg developed, produced and starred in Father Stu and put his own money into it so it’s fair to say the film is a passion project. In...

Rosalind Ross

Following on from his appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange is the latest Marvel star to get another standalone movie. In Sam...

Sam Raimi

The title The Contractor doesn’t sound like an exciting action-thriller but rest assured the film is not as dull as the name would suggest. In...

Tired of the same old romcoms? Well, Moonshot takes the standard romantic comedy and gives it a fresh sci-fi twist. The film, set in 2049, stars...

After the first Downton Abbey movie was a huge hit at the box office in 2019, it came as no surprise when series creator Julian Fellowes announced...

Simon Curtis

Nicolas Cage has been taking on all manner of weird and wonderful roles of late and he’s outdone himself by playing the fictionalised Nicolas...

Tom Gormican

John Madden’s new war drama shines a light on the incredible true story of Operation Mincemeat and its operatives. The film focuses on...

John Madden

If you love old-fashioned action-adventure romantic-comedy films like Romancing the Stone and The Mummy, then The Lost City is the movie for...

Aaron Nee and Adam Nee