Film & TV writer Olivia Harradine praises Pluribus to be a relevant and well-developed warning as a response to the real-world affects of Artificial Intelligence.

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