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True story about the hunt for a US extremist is enjoyable both as a superior cat-and-mouse thriller and to better understand the ideologies of hate. There’s a chilling quality to how these events of 40 years ago have rippled through the US - and into the White House in 2025. Read full article

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In her first EVER leading role, June Squibb is utterly convincing as a no-nonsense, fiercely independent Thelma who is so full-of-life. She expertly balances her understated comedy with moments of vulnerability, making her character such a joy to watch. Read full article

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Horror comedy is the latest to try its hand at the most-crowd pleasing of tropes – the whodunnit. Setting itself apart from contemporaries with a distinctly female perspective that proves that horror, romance and comedy can be excellent bedfellows,  it’s the girls’ night movie we need right now. Read full article

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A genuinely different kind of horror movie that trembles with nervous energy, alive to new storytelling possibilities. The POV change freshens things up, though it can’t hide the narrative cobwebs and elements of the experience still feel a bit stale. The film’s scariest elements are genuinely chilling, however, in fact quite terribly so. Read full article

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Never too vague, never too blunt, this exquisitely balanced and visually sumptuous experience melts down a serene sense of romantic longing with cultural observations of Mumbai city living and dunks the viewer head-first into its palpable pool of feelings.

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Like all great Hollywood team-ups, the results are greater than the sum of their parts. Ferrell and Witherspoon’s contrasting personas clash loudly and hilariously with escalating comedic (and yes, romantic) tension. I’m sure you can see where this is going, but sometimes it’s nice when a movie tells you where it is going, and goes there. With gusto. Read full article

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