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Sebastián Silva's depiction of self-obsession and narcissism is one of 2023's funniest and original films.

This review is almost utterly pointless, we know how great Pulp Fiction is.

Considered by many to be Werner Herzog’s magnum opus, Fitzcarraldo does nothing to prove those claims are worthless.

Scorsese's latest epic once more proves that no-one does this sort of thing better.

Shyamalan very much splits opinion these days (pun intended), so how does Signs hold up?

Deerskin is only seventy seven minutes long, but it uses every second of it to produced a constant sense of unease, despite being hilarious.

The Night of the 12th is a grim police procedural surrounding the murder of a young woman.

It would be interesting how many people could name another Arthur Penn film beyond 1967’s Bonnie and Clyde. This is one of his finest.

Al Pacino plays a troubled detective (sound familiar?) investigating a serial killer. Sound familiar?

It’s a long time now since Nicholas Cage was relevant in cinema.

Very loosely based on the Amanda Knox case, Matt Damon travels to France where his daughter has been incarcerated for the last five years.

I do like a good low budget sci-fi, and there's been some top drawer ones in the last few years.

Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass are a couple in a failing marriage, and on the advice of a therapist, spend a weekend in a country house.

Sean Durkin’s slow burning thriller received a small release in the UK, which is a shame.

Guillermo del Toro returns after his Oscar winning triumph The Shape Of Water (2017) with a remake of the 1947 Edmund Goulding film.

Ivan Sen's low-key thriller is probably best known from the more recent television series it spawned (2018-2022) which I haven't seen.

Martin Scorsese's passion project took him years to get to the screen, and it was seen by few on release after receiving a mixed response.

Almost entirely without dialogue, Il Buco is inspired by a true story of the unmasking of a cave system in rural Calabria.

A detective investigating a man's death in the mountains ends up meeting and developing feelings for the dead man's mysterious wife.

Back in 2003, Clint Eastwood was the first man to adapt a Dennis Lehane novel, and he did it superbly.