Redbrick writers collate some of their favourite romance movies to warm your heart during lockdown

Film Editor Rhys Lloyd-Jones takes a nostalgic trip through a galaxy far, far away, examining the highs and lows of the Star Wars franchise

In the first of our new series 'Child's Perspective', Comment Editor Abby Spreadborough suggests that The Twilight Saga is eclipsed by its original

Film Editor Jade Matlock reflects on her poultry related trauma to discuss this really rather eggceptional film, 20 years after its initial release

Redbrick Film writers recommend the best films by black creators in recent years

Film Contributor Danielle Murinas investigates the potential impact on Cinemas, after Universal's recent decision to skip the big screen

Film Editor Jade Matlock dissects her frustrations with this outdated film archetype

Film critic Aimee Calvert takes us on a stellar journey through space and time as she dissects some of Disney's forgotten classics.

Film critic Antonio Miguel Aguila pens a love letter to independent and mainstream queer cinema alike, from Love, Simon to Call Me By Your Name.

Twenty years on from its release, Digital Editor Holly Pittaway peels off the face mask and holds up a mirror to the conflicting identities in the classic slasher-satire American Psycho

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