Film & TV Writer Carly Cannarozzo reviews Materialists, offering a reflection on the romance genre

Film & TV Editor Ash Sutton reviews Colleen Hoover's latest adaptation, Regretting You, finding that it fell victim to the tropes of the teen drama genre

Film & TV Writer Connor Wilson reviews One Battle After Another, a thrilling, fast-paced film set in a horrifyingly fascist state, finding it to be ultimately hopeful with a deeply familial core

Film critic Simran Seera reviews Netflix's The Life List, applauding the relatable depiction of one's uncertain twenties

Film Critic Cassandra Fong finds Blink Twice to be an uneven but promising debut from Zoe Kravitz

Film Critic Cassandra Fong finds Sinners to be a simmering and luscious piece of modern cinema

Film Critic Cassandra Fong finds Snow White to be surprisingly good, despite its flaws

Film Critic Emilia Pittam reviews the new addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thunderbolts*, crediting its character development and focus on mental health

Film Critic Cassandra Fong finds Mickey 17 to be a sci-fi exploration of late-stage capitalism

Film Writer Archie Marks reviews We Live in Time, a startlingly life-affirming rom-com with superb performances

Social Secretary Cassandra Fong reviews Hugh Grant's intense thriller, Heretic, assessing its crossover between religion and horror

Film Critic Ryan Massey finds Wolf Man's director Leigh Whannell straying from his cyber-horror roots with mixed results