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Echo Valley is a surprisingly solid thriller that boasts excellent performances from its capable cast.

After stinking our cinemas out with Barbarian, Weapons proves that Zach Creggar is actually a very capable director.

Only Leo Carax could offer up something like this- a forty minute tour-de-mayhem autobiographical piece of cinema that is as conceptual as any of his feature length films.

The premise of Sean Byrne's Dangerous Animals could be described as Silence of the Lambs (1991) meets Jaws (1975).

All in all, The Bad Guys 2 explains its own existence rather well.

Ari Aster returns to our screen with something completely different once more, after 2023's lengthy and divisive Beau is Afraid.

Two Americans wake up in Dakar with explosive devices attached to them. Willem Dafoe is soon in their ears, telling them exactly what he wants them to do....

Ryan Coogler's foray into horror (sort of) is a fascinating and frustrating experience.

Directors Danny and Michael Phillipou build on the enormous promise they hinted at in Talk To Me with this horribly effective chiller.

F1 should simply not work. And yet, somehow, it really does.

David Cronenberg returns to our screens once more, this time through gravestones, in what might be his most personal film yet.

A woman on a first date start receiving threatening messages- and must make some hideous choices.

The eighth installment of the Jurassic Park franchise has nothing to say, and says it badly.

Steven Soderbergh's second film of the year sees him experimenting in ghost stories- with mixed results.

Pixar's latest has been delayed for a year. It's been a while since they stumbled on something truly great, so how does Elio stack up?

Danny Boyle's sequel is a tonally uneven and ultimately disappointing return to the infected world he helped create nearly two decades ago.

Joshua Oppenheimer turns to music to portray a post-apocalyptic, impressive, bizarre and frustrating work.

Wes Anderson's latest might be the most Wes Anderson film he's ever made. We've heard that before.

Ethan Hunt returns for what appears to be the final time, in an insane conclusion to the series.

Paulo Sorrentino returns to Naples once again after his partially autobiographical The Hand of God (2021), with Parthenope.