TV Critic Stephanie Hawkyard sings praises for this eye-opening documentary about pop star Taylor Swift

As Birds of Prey flies into cinemas, Redbrick Film's Ellie Burridge is overjoyed, as Harley Quinn finally gets the big-screen treatment she deserves

Film Critic Sam Denyer is pleasantly surprised by the emotional intelligence of Marielle Heller's Mr Rogers biopic, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood

Clint Eastwood's latest, Richard Jewell, leaves Film Critic Ellie Burridge conflicted over how well it handles the truth of its subject matter

Film Critic Emily Faithful is full of praise for Taiwanese family drama A Sun, the latest foreign film to be picked up by Netflix

Sex Education is aesthetically pleasing and perfectly awkward, argues TV Critic Sam Arrowsmith

As the first Valentine's Day of the new decade approaches, Redbrick Editors and Critics showcase their picks for the best romance movies to watch this holiday

In light of his critically-lauded role in Uncut Gems, Food&Drink Editor Gabrielle Taylor-Dowson takes a look back at the highs and lows of Adam Sandler's decades-spanning career

Film Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila is in awe of Parasite, Bong Joon-Ho's seventh feature film, which has catapulted him to fame, earning him four Academy Awards

TV Critic Alice Wibberley argues that this TV experiment failed to meat its purposes

Film Editor Matt Taylor digs into Little Monsters, the latest in a long line of zom-coms, and finds that it manages to be a cut above the rest

Gaming Editor Alex Green finds a sprinkling of enjoyment in The Rhythm Section, but finds the thriller hampered by an off-beat plot and out-of-tune action