Indiana Jones 5 Is Just a Flash in the Pan
Spoiler warning: This article contains spoilers for both Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and The Flash Keeping up with the Joneses ain’t what it used to be Indiana…
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Spoiler warning: This article contains spoilers for both Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and The Flash Keeping up with the Joneses ain’t what it used to be Indiana…
Film fans rejoice. In January and February, the BFI Southbank presents Kurosawa: A Complete Film Season. All thirty solo directorial films are showing, often with introductions from experts on the…
For anyone who has ever been jolted awake from a nightmare, The Eyes Below is a film for you. A dreamlike voyage into a malevolent netherworld, Alexis Bruchon’s second movie…
As temperatures stubbornly sit at apocalypse levels, you know what you need? A good chiller. Preferably more than one. Luckily, this year’s Arrow FrightFest has over 70 movies to shiver…
Other than when referring to the name of the BFI season or the Kinuyo Tanaka Award, Japanese names are presented in the traditional format of family name first, followed by…
For those who like their vampire films loaded heavy on atmosphere and striking visuals, Branko Tomovic’s Vampir is a welcome arrival. Tomovic himself takes the lead role as Arnaut, a…
Despite the arrival of the vaccine, 2021 was from the same stock as 2020. Happily however, across the year cinema did show green shoots of recovery. No Time to Die…
After being largely relegated to an online event in 2020, the BFI London Film Festival returns to cinemas this October. From Wednesday 6th to Sunday 17th, the 65th LFF will…
One of the film’s playing in Arrow Video FrightFest’s First Blood strand is Seb Cox’s coming-of-age debut movie, Are We Monsters. Charlotte Olivia is Maya, a werewolf seeking to understand…
Finding new blood in the vampire genre is Eric Ian Steele, writer and director of Boy #5. A short, sharp, shocking tale of vampirism in Manchester, this is for horror…