Reviews

Catherine Stone praises Coogler’s respectful continuation of the Black Panther story whilst acknowledging its struggles to live up to its predecessor

Jessica Cadogan finds that despite being an aesthetic treat, Empire of Light ultimately lacks substance and tries to tackling too many hard-hitting issues

Jake Avery finds that while The Menu provides high-octane moments of tension, it feels a tad undernourished in terms of emotional engagement

Lisette Reed declares Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion a must watch for all, lavishing praise on the cast, storytelling and direction.

James Cameron’s long-awaited sequel is an enchanting, emotional rollercoaster, writes Madi Wharmby

In light of Jordan Peele calling Daniel Kaluuya his “De Niro”, Matthew Bowden examines five creatively fruitful acting/director partnerships

Jess Cadogan admires the visual and narrative splendour of Luca Guadagnino’s latest romantic feature Bones and All

Netflix’s adaptation of the Addams Family franchise is an entertaining, nostalgia-filled triumph, finds Lisette Reed

Orianna Xu immerses herself in Park Chan-wook’s latest offering a Hitchcockian visual mystery boasting a terrific leading performance from Tang Wei

Despite its historical inaccuracies, Shagnick Bhattacharya has a good time with this historical action drama, led by an excellent Viola Davis