Film Critic Tom Smith-Wrinch is nothing but dissapointed in this rehash of a Christmas classic, despite its star-stunned cast
Written by Tom Smith Wrinch on 14th January 2019
Film Editor Lucy McCann marvels at Neil Armstrong biopic First Man, a giant leap for Ryan Gosling's career
Written by Lucy McCann on 11th January 2019
Film writer Alex Green is left a bit confused after watching Sarkar, but is amazed by the leading actor, Joseph Vijay
Written by Alex Green on 8th January 2019
Redbrick Digital Editor Jonny Isaacs dissects the Thanksgiving teaser for Disney's much anticipated live-action remake of The Lion King
Written by Jonny Isaacs on 6th January 2019
Film Critic Matt Taylor reviews Suspiria, Luca Guadagnino's homage to 1977 classic which continues horror's golden age
Written by Matt Taylor on 2nd January 2019
Film Critic Rhys Lloyd-Jones remembers Stan Lee, who we lost in November this year, mastermind behind the Marvel Universe
Written by Rhys Lloyd-Jones on 31st December 2018
Redbrick Film Critics rank their five favourites from 2018, a fine year for film
Written by Samuel Zucca, Kat Forbes, Matt Taylor, Alex Green, Sam Denyer, Tom Smith-Wrinch, Rhys Lloyd-Jones & Kat Smith on 31st December 2018
Film Critic Matt Taylor reviews Ralph Breaks the Internet, a self-referential sequel that sees Disney setting another high score
Written by Matt Taylor on 30th December 2018
Film writer, Rory Applin, is astonished by the unique mix that is Overlord, yet has some issues with various elements which slow the film down...
Written by Rory Applin on 28th December 2018
Written by Samuel Zucca on 26th December 2018
Film Critic Alex Green reviews Paul Greengrass' 22 July, the first of two films that looks at the Norwegian terror attack of 22 July 2011
Written by Alex Green on 22nd December 2018
Film Critic Kat Forbes reviews Utøya: 22 July, the second of two films that looks at the Norwegian terror attack of 22 July 2011
Written by Kat Forbes on 22nd December 2018
