Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson praises Eva Husson's Mothering Sunday, arguing that the heart-wrenching watch is a sensitive portrayal of grief and heartbreak

TV Writer Deyna Grimshaw sings the praises of the newest season of You, highlighting the chemistry between the two leads

Comment Editor Ffion Hâf discusses Marvel's lack of diverse leading superheroes

Film Critic Joi Foote looks into the trope of portraying film villains with physical disfigurements, arguing that this feeds into harmful ideas of ableism

Life & Style Editor Julia Lee discusses why industrial action in the film industry is crucial, and how delays in film releases play an important role

Film Critic Emily Handel reviews Last Night in Soho, finding it an enjoyable watch, but not quite meeting high expectations

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor reviews sci-fi epic Dune, exploring whether it should be classed as a white-saviour film

Redbrick Film's creepy critics come together for the fourth year in a row to recommend their favourite chilling watches, sure to haunt viewers during the spooky season

TV Critic Martha Roche reviews the newest iteration of the horror classic, praising the strong start to the season so far

Film Critic Todd Waugh Ambridge reviews No Time To Die, arguing that the final instalment of Daniel Craig's James Bond films offers a satisfying conclusion in spite of the perplexing narrative

Music Editor Sammy Andrews goes through her top four films from Audrey Hepburn's iconic career, from Roman Holiday to Breakfast at Tiffany's

Film Critic Mia Lynam praises the performances in Venom, but highlights the problems of its shorter length and the impact this has on character development and pacing