Film & TV Writer Sophie Rushton reviews the conclusion of The Strangers trilogy, noting that while it delivers on scares, something ultimately feels missing

Film & TV Writer Isabelle Pinkney reviews The Bride, finding Jessie Buckley's performance to be one of its highlights, while noting that the film suffers from having too many subplots

Film & TV Editor Manya Jain praises Ferzan Ozpetek’s Diamonds to be a heartfelt tribute to women’s work in costume designing, commenting on its cinematography and slight imbalance in plot structure

Film & TV Writer Connor Wilson reviews 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, praising Nia DaCosta's uniquely brilliant take on the franchise

Film & TV Writer Erin Churchman reviews Charli xcx's mockumentary The Moment, calling it a must-watch for fans

Film & TV Writer Emily Walmsley finds Emerald Fennell's adaptation of Wuthering Heights to be cinematically powerful, despite its historical inaccuracies

Film & TV Writer Maile Agai reviews Kaouther Ben Hania's docudrama The Voice of Hind Rajab, proclaiming it is a must-see film

Film & TV Writer Ben Emmel reviews the third film in the Knives Out series, praising Daniel Craig's portrayal of Benoit Blanc, and finding it to be more sombre than its predecessor

Film & TV Writer Nafeesa Hussain reviews Avatar: Fire and Ash, finding it to be the weakest film of the franchise

Film & TV Writer Amelia Long explores Harris Dickinson's directional debut, Urchin, finding that it respectfully handles themes of homelessness and addiction

Film & TV Writer Sophie Staley reviews historical biopic Nuremberg, finding it to be a compelling introduction to the Nuremberg trials

Film & TV writer Esme Chen praises Guillermo Del Toro’s rendition of Frankenstein to be true to the original novel by Mary Shelley yet unique in its own way without disrupting the story’s core concepts