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An audacious, ultra-violent, foot-tapping, high-kicking historical horror with two teeth in its neck and a twist in its tail. Not only does Sinners uphold horrific vampiric expectations, it injects new blood into the perilous proceedings. Full article

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If you need a simple-n-sweet dramedy in your life, this one should be prescribed to you by a doctor. Barbie Ferreira and John Leguizamo excel as two strangers who become the unlikeliest of friends. Could've been creepy if it wasn't so wholesome and heartfelt.

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Echoes of MAGA ripple throughout Joh Bjelke-Petersen’s story, aided by Richard Roxburgh’s in-character monologues. The former Queensland premier’s fall from grace comes quickly onscreen, as it did in real life, with his excesses and abuses of power firmly in mind. Full article

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Oceans rise; empires fall; fashions come and go. But the mighty David Attenborough remains. A quiet voice with seismic impact, 99 years old and still in fine form, he confronts destruction here with clarity, wisdom, and hope. Full article

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Nonsense is tempered to just the right degree where it’s fun to watch without actively insulting your intelligence, and it’s shot through with a regular supply of ravishing views of windy cliff edges. Full article

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As short, sharp, and straightforward as its title suggests, real-life UFC fighter Ciryl Gane punches his way through the kind of no-frills thrills that would’ve made a killing for video rental stores back in the ‘90s. Full article

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