In the first of a series of daily reports, our intrepid reporters Philip Bagnall (PB) and Amy O’Connor (AOC) report...
Boasting plenty of indie cred and an incredible look, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is a fun and zesty take on the vampire genre.
As a first-rate horror full of dread, and as a directorial debut, The Witch excels. Prepare to be disturbed.
Despite great material and wonderful songs, Matilda The Musical can't step out of the shadow of the many versions of this story that came before.
Philip Bagnall reports on an eclectic mix in our second report from this year’s London Film Festival. Warning: may contain...
Though immaculately designed, The Assassin is too measured and self-assured to deliver on the thrilling promise of its genre brethren.
Queen of Earth is a terrifically creepy drama, driven by fine direction, a sharp script and two wonderful leading ladies.
As the 58th London Film Festival draws to a close, Philip reports back on another selection of choice titles....
Style is tempered and emotions heightened in Carol, with two magnificent leads bringing us through a heartfelt and moving tale of forbidden passion.
The BFI London Film Festival has announced its lineup for the 2016 festival. The festival will host 380 features and shorts from 74 countries, including 7 from Ireland.