Culture / Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights
Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights impresses visually while reworking Emily Brontë's novel.
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Culture / No Other Choice is Sur-Realistic
Park Chan-wook's No Other Choice turns a desperate job hunt into dark comedy.
Culture / Send Help: A satisfying, shocking, blood-soaked horror-comedy classic
Sam Raimi's Send Help blends office tension, survival and horror comedy.
Culture / Hamnet: A Film That Must Be Cruel To Be Kind
A review of Hamnet considers how Chloé Zhao turns grief and family life into an affecting film.
Culture / Iron Lung: Trapped in an iron tomb for two hours?
A review of Iron Lung weighs the film’s claustrophobic ambition against the demands of its experimental premise.
Culture / Marty Supreme: A compelling and genre-defying twist on Marty Reissman’s life
A review considers Timothée Chalamet’s performance and the unusual tone of Marty Supreme.
Culture / 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Is A Fun But Generic Zombie Flick
A review of The Bone Temple finds enjoyment in its zombie spectacle but little that feels new.
Culture / Kit’s Classic Corner: Five Easy Pieces (1970)
Kit’s Classic Corner revisits Five Easy Pieces and its restless, fragile portrait of its central character.
Culture / The Age of Innocence (1993)
An outstanding tale of heartbreak between two kindred souls, torn apart by the vicious innocence of their time
Culture / The Running Man (2025) “Give the People What They Want!”
The 2025 adaptation of The Running Man revisits Stephen King’s story for a new audience.
Culture / Now You See Me: Now You Don’t ‘We All Need Magic Now More Than Ever’
A review asks whether the latest Now You See Me film can recapture the series’ sense of magic.
Culture / Wicked: For Good Exposes The Very Worst Of Our World
Wicked: For Good uses the world of Oz to explore power, prejudice and the stories people choose to believe.