Before there was Parasite, there was Snowpiercer - and Film Editor Matt Taylor finds Bong Joon Ho's tale of class warfare to be more relevant than ever

Redbrick's writers gather together to write about the funniest and most heartwarming films to keep you company during lockdown

In these ever-uncertain times, Redbrick bands together to recommend a variety of action and drama movies to keep you entertained during the lockdown

Film Critic Antonio Aguila finds Netflix animation The Willoughbys to be a pleasing distraction - if not much else besides

With the UK-wide lockdown still in place, Film Critic Rhys Lloyd-Jones looks to cinema for an answer, and finds that we are far from alone in these isolating times

Film Critic Rhys Lloyd-Jones reminisces over better days, when the UK's cinemas were still open

Big-screen rewrites have garnered a bad rep in the public eye, but Gaming Editor Alex Green finds that there has always been a place for them in Hollywood

Film Editor Matt Taylor is blown away by the blood, brutality and bombast of Revenge, the perfect thriller for the #MeToo era

Horse Girl tries something different but fails to carve out an audience of its own, writes Film Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila

Digital Editor Holly Pittaway takes a look back at The Kissing Booth, a fun-yet-trashy Netflix Original rom-com that's sure to spice up life in lockdown

Adam Sandler takes another punt at serious acting in his latest Netflix film, Uncut Gems

Film Editor Samuel Zucca finds enough to praise despite the flaws in Chinese animation, Spycies