Film Reviews

‘Nocturne’ review: Blumhouse horror about feuding musicians fluffs the high notes

When Sydney Sweeney's teen musician makes a Faustian pact, her ill-gotten success soon turns to terror

‘One Night In Miami’ review: four Black icons meet at America’s cultural crossroads

During the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, Sam Cooke and American footballer Jim Brown meet

‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’ review: life begins with middle age for Radha Blank’s stunning debut

The native New Yorker kicks of her career with a witty thinkpiece about knowing your worth

‘I Am Woman’ review: Helen Reddy biopic purrs, but can’t manage a roar

The Aussie music legend behind feminism's defining anthem sadly died last week

‘The Lie’ review: slow-paced mystery thriller has one final secret to reveal

Joey King's Blumhouse horror is unseated by an ill-advised, late-game plot twist

‘Black Box’ review: multi-genre mashup borrows the worst bits from ‘Black Mirror’

This high-concept sci-fi horror has potential, but it lacks the guts to go full-weird

‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’ review: a thrilling piece of angry social history

Aaron Sorkin's weighty courtroom drama boasts an all-star cast of Oscar-nominated actors

‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ review: true-crime thriller will grip you to the end

Netflix's chilling reconstruction of a suburban tragedy

‘The Boys in the Band’ review: queer and loathing in New York

When a group of gay friends throw a birthday party for their prickly pal, the evening soon turns sour

‘David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet’ review: the most important film of the year

If you watch one movie in the whole of 2020, make sure it's this
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