Film Editor Matt Taylor revels in the superhero-horror genre fusion of Brightburn, but finds the characters leaving more to be desired

Gaming Editor Alex Green takes a look at the recent Vox Lux and its depiction of mass violence, finding it sadly leaves a bad taste in the mouth

Gaming Editor Alex Green is left sorely disappointed by Alita: Battle Angel, the latest addition to the canon of western adaptations of hit Japanese manga titles

In light of the campaign to stop Avengers: Endgame being spoiled for fans, Film Editor Matt Taylor takes a deeper look to see just what the deal is

As Spider-Man: Far From Home swings into cinemas, Redbrick Film Critics bite into Marvel's first entry in a post-Endgame MCU

With such a vast array of podcasts available to enjoy, Film writer Abbie Pease gives us her top five film podcasts, from reviews to historical discussions

Is the rise of streaming platforms killing cinema? Film writer Grace Baxendine looks at the importance of cinemas to our experience of enjoying films

Film Critic Grace Baxendine finds enjoyment in Yesterday's use of The Beatles, but finds it doesn't live up to the usual standards of director Danny Boyle

To mark the film's DVD release, Redbrick Film critics weigh in on Captain Marvel, the first of Marvel Studios' films to be headlined solely by a woman

Film Editor Matt Taylor reviews the thoroughly disappointing Dark Phoenix, the final instalment in the main series of Fox's X-Men movies

Film Editor Alex Green fondly looks back on a hidden gem, Catch Me If You Can, starring the dynamic duo - Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks

Redbrick Film critics preview upcoming UK releases for summer 2019 and share their personal recommendations