The sixth instalment in the Terminator franchise retreads some old ground, says Film Critic Ellie Burridge, but is a welcome return to form for the series

With Dreamworks putting their mythical dragons behind them, Film Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila steps in to see if the Yeti is a solid replacement

Film Editor Samuel Zucca has an absolute ball with Farmageddon, Aardman's latest Shaun the Sheep outing

For its 40th anniversary, Film Editor Matt Taylor revisits Ridley Scott's Alien, finding it to be a singular masterclass in suspense and horror all these years later

This Netflix Original comes back for season three better than ever

Redbrick Film's coven of writers convene once more on All Hallows' Eve to recommend the best movies to watch at this spooky time of the year

Film Editor Matt Taylor finds out why it's always a good idea to go back for seconds

With the release of Terminator: Dark Fate in UK cinemas this week, Redbrick Film take a look back at the highs and lows of the Terminator franchise so far

Film Critic Amy Henderson checks out Netflix's Fractured, but finds the twisty thriller leaving a little to be desired

Film Critic Rhys Lloyd-Jones explores the trope of toxic protagonists in cinema, from Norman Bates to the Joker, and how it seems a controversial, yet far from recent, phenomenon

It isn't often a tender WWII movie comes along, but Film Critic Zahra Ahmed is utterly fascinated by Beanpole, a tale of post-war relationships

Film Critic Ellie Burridge is blown away by the tenderness of The Peanut Butter Falcon, which follows a young man with Down's syndrome chasing his dreams of becoming a professional wrestler