Latest reviews – Page 28
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Reviews‘The Crown’ (Season 4): TV Review
Season Four bursts into life with an array of young stars including scene-stealing turns from Josh O’Connor and Emma Corrin
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Reviews‘Fatman’: Review
This ’decidely offbeat’ holiday offering sees Mel Gibson playing a gun-toting Santa Claus
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Reviews‘Mank’: Review (Netflix)
Gary Oldman plays the feted screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz in David Fincher’s lavish Hollywood recreation for Netflix
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Reviews‘Freaky’: Review
Body-swap comedy/horror from producer Jason Blum and director Christopher Landon starring Vince Vaughn
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Reviews‘The Life Ahead’: Review (Netflix)
Sophia Loren unites with her son Edoardo Ponti to deliver a tearjerker for Netflix
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Reviews‘Kindred’: Review
Jack Lowden steps up to produce and co-star, but ‘Kindred’ belongs to young actor Tamara Lawrance
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Reviews‘Roald Dahl’s The Witches’: Review
Robert Zemeckis and Anne Hathaway unite to take on the children of the world this Hallowe’en
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Reviews‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’: Review
Sacha Baron Cohen brings his most successful creation back to surprisingly effective life
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Reviews‘Rebecca’: Review
Working Title, Netflix and Ben Wheatley team up to film Daphne du Maurier’s iconic novel.
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Reviews‘Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation’: Review
Doc about two giants of US letters delivers ‘enough material to fill a Ryan Murphy’ TV mini-series’
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Reviews‘The Banishing’: Review
Christopher Smith musters up familiar genre elements for this Gothic haunted house horror
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Reviews‘The Undoing’: TV Review
Nicole Kidman, Hugh Grant and Donald Sutherland star in a glossy suspense series for HBO and David E. Kelley
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Reviews‘The Show’: Review
Alan Moore writes and improbably stars in this genre tribute set in Northampton
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Reviews‘Jiang Ziya’: Review (China Golden Week)
A new cinematic universe establishes itself with the second in the ‘Fengshen’ series of fantastical stories
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Reviews‘Black Box’: TV Review (‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’)
‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’ continues with a story about a man who plunges into a rabbithole of his own mind
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Reviews‘The Lie’: TV Review (‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’)
Peter Sarsgaard and Mireille Enos play parents who try to hide their daughter’s crime in this stand-alone film in Blumhouse’s anthology for Prime
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Reviews‘The Eight Hundred’: Review
China’s first post-pandemic blockbuster moves out to international markets