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Comedian turned writer-director Bo Burnham may be a Freshman when it comes to filmmaking but with Eighth Grade, he graduates with First Class Honours.

David Robert Mitchell follows up It Follows with a twisty-turny film noir that feels like Chinatown filtered through the lens of Lynch's Mulholland Dr.

He was a skater boy. She said ‘see you later boy’. Mid90s was good enough for her at #GFF19

Velvet Buzzsaw is a late night horror. A piece of Grand Guignol trash. Pure and simple. And what glorious trash it is.

Polar finds retiring assassin Duncan Vizla (Mads Mikkelsen) gets on the (John) Wick of his former employers who send out a young team of killers to take him out. Carnage and ultra violence ensue. Our review, here...

If Santa Claus was to check his list twice, after The Christmas Chronicles, Netflix would find itself firmly on the naughty list but Kurt Russell saves it from being a complete turkey with all the trimmings.

Let the right horror film in this Halloween night.

Much like the main characters, The Cleaning Lady has scrubbed up nicely and looks the part but masks a number of sins under the skin.

Frightfest, the UK’s premier horror film festival, is no stranger to showing self-referential horror films. This year however, it became meta itself with a screening of Cult of Terror (Culto al Terror).

It’s August 20th and Amy Adams celebrates her 44th birthday and a career that has spanned 55 films and TV shows. From current hit Sharp Objects all the way back to her debut back in 1999’s Drop Dead Gorgeous.