Film Critic Jess Parker takes us through her top 5 horror films from the 2010s

Film Critic Eve Greybanks reviews The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, finding it a hilarious self-aware comedy-action film, if at times a little predictable

Music Editor Sammy Andrews explains the importance of supporting Birmingham's independent cinema scene, writing that the experience of supporting these film theatres is unmatched

Film Critic James Evenden reviews Robert Eggers' latest film, The Northman, praising the captivating shots and impressive performances despite its dull story

Music Editor Sammy Andrews praises the latest Pixar film, Turning Red, as a heart-warming depiction of the teen experience

Film Critic Eve Greybanks is disappointed by Morbius, feeling that its attempts to tie itself to other films in the Sony and Marvel franchises detract from an otherwise compelling character

Film Critic Halima Ahad reviews Disney's Encanto, praising its important messages and exploration of Colombian culture

Film Critic James Evenden praises A24's new horror film, X, finding it an intriguing and comedic watch, even with a more predictable second half

Film Critic Halima Ahad reviews Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u, finding it an insightful look into the process of writing the hit SOUR album

The Worst Person in the World realistically portrays the human experience and is a film that will stand as a modern classic, writes Film Critic James Evenden

Film Critic James Evenden reviews Windfall, finding it an engaging but anticlimactic thriller

Comment Editor Emily Baldwin reflects on the late-2000s rollerskating classic, Whip It