Blackpink is a South Korean girl group formed by YG Entertainment. The group is composed of four members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and ...

A raw, unrelenting urban thriller, newly revitalised. The Night of the Juggler in 4K is not just a cleaner print, it’s a ...

Childhood Trauma & Mental Health: 10 Films – In celebration of the deeply personal, autobiographical new documentary Your Mum and Dad (out 26th April),from European Academy Award Nominee Klaartje ...

Trailer Talk: July 2025 The summer is not only known for its Blockbuster movie releases, but also for the number of trailers that are announced. So, I’ve compiled a few that arrived this month, ...

Making a Beatles Movie in Ireland: Part 2. My journey with my short Beatles film, Mersey Boys. By Steven G. Farrell. In 2017 I flew over to Ireland to make a movie with Paddy Murphy and Celtic Badger ...

Jules Dassin: Blacklisted, Overlooked And Unsung. By Simon Thompson J ules Dassin is a true example of a great filmmaker whose work in multiple genres goes strangely unsung. Like his contemporary ...

Thin Places: Short Review. By Joe Muldoon. Grieving the sudden deaths of her sister Tama (Quannah Chasinghorse) and nephew Junior (Roman Romero), Birdie (Shelby Factor) drifts along the liminal zones ...

Superman: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Superman has gone through his ups and downs (no pun intended) over the years when it comes to the big screen. Henry Cavill’s tenure as the character ...

F1 starts to feel bloated and repetitive at a certain point as the film runs for 156 minutes. It’s a fun ride though, containing plenty of blockbuster ...

A decidedly faithful adaptation of Hellman’s play by the same name, The Children’s Hour is a rather devastating affair, something which is not helped by the fact that it is largely based in reality.

Reboots are tricky, almost as tricky as a legacy sequel. But attempting them both is beyond challenging. The horror genre is no stranger to many reboots and legacy sequels, and the slasher sub-genre ...

The Happiest Place on Earth is a bleak and sobering look at The American Dream gone bad, and how precarious our lives are within the society we've created.