L’abbaglio revisits the first steps of the 1860 Garibaldi campaign to reunify Italy. The stories of a Colonel and two boors intertwine in this initially ineffectual, yet finally incisive comedy movie.

Adapted from Arnold Wesker’s 1957 play The Kitchen, La Cocina follows one day in the lives of cooks and waitresses working at a Times Square tourist trap. Pedro (Raul Briones) and Julia (Rooney Mara) ...

Ahead of the release of his third album People Watching, Sam Fender has been slowly drip-feeding fans with new tracks from the LP with each one being bigger and better than the last. After already ...

Beware, spoilers ahead for season six of What We Do In The Shadows. A spin-off of Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement’s beloved 2014 movie of the same name, the TV show followed the antics of four ...

SNL star Bowen Yang and Saturday Night’s Rachel Sennott made for a good host pairing at the announcement of the 2025 Oscar nominations, a joke about Best Live-Action Short nominee The Man Who Could ...

Grafted follows Wei, a brilliant Chinese scholarship student who moves to New Zealand in hopes of continuing her father’s research: a skin grafting technique that has the potential to change the face ...

Franz Ferdinand are back with their first full album in seven years. Despite being in their third iteration with just two original members, The Human Fear is suave and confident: bravely incorporating ...

Robert Eggers delivers a remake of the classic 1922 silent film Nosferatu, displaying a dark and gothic descent into madness that keeps the viewers engaged for the entirety of its runtime. It packs in ...

Sumptuous cinematography isn’t enough to elevate this familiar folk horror, even if it is legitimately creepy. Folk horror is a surefire bet for scares. Perhaps no one does it better than mariners, ...

Walking into class one morning, it was revealed that a student had died the previous night. She wasn’t a friend, yet the grief that rippled through the school was physiological, an intense numbness in ...

Steven Soderbergh’s innovative first-person phantom style reinvents the haunted house, but misses the mark on true terror. Horror, more than any other genre, has ...

Cinephiles have the Oscars and BAFTAs, haute-couture and fashion lovers have the year-defining Met Gala, and here in the UK, music lovers have The BRITs. Despite the patriotic epithet, there are ...