Nosferatu: a symphony of sexuality
The gothic, the unknown, and why you should want to get freaky with Count Orlok
The Brutalist
A stunningly shot movie from last year, depicting an immigrant architect's intense struggle for unfettered creative freedom
Babyferatu
The feral girl’s Barbenheimer
Subservience
What's the worst that could happen if a sentient humanoid falls for a married man? A lot, says director SK Dale
Arcane Season 2
It’s finally arrived. Is the story peak television or is the finale a rushed flop?
Dorian Gray and Elisabeth Sparkle: two sides of the same coin?
The Substance acts as an overt yet thought-provoking piece of societal criticism, drenched with the same anxieties that Oscar Wilde discussed more than a century earlier.
The Wild Robot
A breath of fresh air in 2024 animated films, exploring the coexistence of nature and AI.
The Room Next Door
Why The Hell Has Euthanasia Not Been Legalised Yet: The Movie
BFI London Film Festival 2024: What we're looking forward to
A selection of the most interesting submissions to this year's BFI London Film Festival
Grand Theft Hamlet
Cult classics from theatre and gaming combine in an unlikely partnership. The result is a genuinely sidesplitting comedy – and a sobering documentary about socialisation during lockdown.
Money made me do it
How The Conjuring franchise is the best example of dilution through mass appeal.
LEAFF opens with Escape
The opening gala of the London East Asia Film Festival invited icons, celebrated directors, and curious students to view the Korean action-thriller.