Film
La Haine’s stylish approach still feels modern and incisive three decades on
Approaching La Haine for the first time, its relevance to the here and now is staggering.
Backrooms: how a creepypasta became the year’s most anticipated horror
20-year-old Kane Parsons has gone from posting lo-fi horror videos on YouTube to directing a film with A24.
Remarkably Bright Creatures review: Sally Field shines in sweet film adaptation
Remarkably Bright Creatures presents the world through the eyes of a clever octopus, a grieving mother and a wayward drifter.
Why young people are turning back to DVDs, Blu-Rays, vinyl and other physical media
In a world governed by the internet, the value of physical media offers something irreplaceable.
Rocky Horror turns 50 – and still refuses to behave itself
The 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour is a loud, fan‑driven celebration of Rocky Horror’s cult legacy, complete with original cast appearances.
8 best board games inspired by movies and TV shows
These fantastic board games adapt and expand on classic film and TV franchises.
Sex work gets the respect it deserves in Margo’s Got Money Troubles
The film and TV industry hasn’t always been kind to sex workers, but the new series Margo’s Got Money Troubles…
What vampire films reveal about our world
Vampires have long been part of our global cultural mythology, elevated by their appearances in popular vampire films.
The Deb review: Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut is a charmer
Natalie Abbott and Charlotte MacInness shine bright in Rebel Wilson's debut musical comedy.
Now is the right time for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to end
We've finally reached a tipping point for Marvel's long-running MCU – and that's for the best.