Brightburn (2019)

Brightburn uses a cunningly simple premise – what if Superman, but evil? – to chillingly simple effect.

John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (2019)

What elevates Parabellum above its John Wick predecessors is a sharp sense of humour.

There’s undeniably a need for an incisive documentary on sexual assault in Hollywood. Unfortunately, Rocking the Couch is not that film.

By itself, this is a fairly generic horror film, pairing supernatural parental anxiety with Hispanic myth.

I feel a little guilty for liking Shazam!

Captain Marvel isn’t quite a dud, but it’s far from marvellous.

Greta feels like a dispatch straight from the early-‘90s – and I’m not complaining.

This is an uneven but thoroughly enjoyable ‘80s-inspired movie – and a surprising upgrade from its predecessor.

Berlin, I Love You is the latest in a series of city-centric anthologies, following 2006’s Paris, je t’aime and 2008’s New York, I Love You.

Arctic‘s survival thriller builds into an ode to resilience and dogged self-determination.