Gaming Editor Alex Green reviews Knock Down the House, a documentary which follows the campaigns of a progressive new set of Democrats challenging the status quo

Film Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila is astounded by The Farewell, a Chinese-American co-production that beautifully shines a spotlight on Eastern traditions

TV Critic Sian Allen reflects on 2019's Emmy Awards, praising the overarching theme of representation, compassion, and tolerance in the world of television

TV Critic George Briggs shares his praise for this summer's successful reboot of The Dark Crystal

Film Editor Matt Taylor finds as Shazam! a breath of fresh air, as DC Films finally find out how to use their cinematic powers

Ready or not, here they come: Film Editor Matt Taylor joins in with the worst game of hide and seek ever played, and somehow manages to survive the night

Brad Astra goes looking for his lost Dad Astra in James Gray's Ad Astra, an experience Film Critic Sam Denyer finds to be pretty Rad Astra

With the new academic year upon us, Redbrick Film Editors showcase their picks for the best cinemas in Birmingham

Culture Editor Emily Breeds joins the older Losers Club for a trip down memory lane to see if Pennywise can be defeated once and for all

A horror film about a killer dress? Gaming Editor Alex Green unstitches Peter Strickland's In Fabric to take a look at this topical shocker

The culmination of 21 interconnected movies and the biggest film of all time - but just how good is Avengers: Endgame? Redbrick Film Critics take a look at Marvel Studios' unprecedented epic as we celebrate its Blu-Ray release

To honour its Blu-ray release this week, Film Critic Grace Baxendine takes a spoiler-filled dive into Avengers: Endgame to see just what all the fuss is about