By J Simpson. Thai director/polymath Pradba Yoon's directorial debut is a disturbing, gorgeous arthouse head trip with style and substance. Warning: it's not for the faint of heart or those easily offended. The horror and sci-fi elements of Motel Mist - the directorial debut from Thai interdisciplinary artist Pradba Yoon -
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald ends Bohemian Rhapsody’s four-week reign at Number 1 as it appears straight in to the top of the Official Film Chart this week. The second in the Fantastic Beasts series, The Crimes of Grindelwald boasts an all-star cast including Eddie Redmayne reprising his role as Newt Scamander,
Sarah Jayne’s short film Daughter takes a look at the ways in which women are viewed in society, following three main protagonists who cross paths one night on the streets of St Kilda, Australia. This is a film with a good heart but not a great deal of style. One can’t
Jordan Peele’s background in sketch comedy makes him the least likely person to be considered one of horror’s great new directors, and yet here we are. Us, the follow-up to his Oscar-winning debut Get Out, is another oustanding piece of suspense cinema; spectacularly crafted, superbly acted, truly terrifying and extremely
The Dirt is a biopic of the band Mötley Crüe, based on the book written by Neil Strauss and the band themselves. Like any other Rockstar biopic, it tells the story of the band’s meteoric rise to fame and any of the more dramatic and troublesome events that occurred during
