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It’s not the individual scenes of Alex Garland’s film that make it scary: it’s the sheer plausibility of the premise.

The owners of LIDO Cinema got together with the Hamilton Film Society to find a way to save NZIFF—for them and for many other regions.

The Seinfeld creator returns to the scene of the sitcom crime in Curb’s finale: giving Larry his day in court.

Imaginary is the latest scarefest to arrive in cinemas courtesy of Blumhouse Productions.

The Fab Four are getting four movies from acclaimed director Sam Mendes

There’s political powerplays and eye-watering settings a-plenty in this hugely entertaining epic set in 17th century Japan.

Old blue eyes is back in this colossal-in-every-sense sequel.

Michelle Pfeiffer manages to keep her cool in an otherwise breathtakingly dated, daggy musical sequel.

A running theme is their deep love of cinema – we’ve gone in search of the funniest examples. 

As Sundance turns 40, here are the big titles to keep an eye out for this year.

Even this very article is complicit in manipulating the shocking true story of Denise Huskins’ disappearance.

Sofía Vergara’s 80s-set drug drama arrives, accentuated with brutal violence and spectacular fashion.

“It’s like a sauna. Furnace. You could fry an egg on my stomach. Oooooohhhhh”

Hazbin Hotel achieves that delectable sweet-n-salty balance that a lot of modern adult animated shows fail to pull off.

Get in, loser: we’re creating a Burn Book full of gossip about the high school classic’s musical remake.

Why yes, you do have some movie-watching to do these summer holidays…

Matt Glasby, author of The Book of Horror: The Anatomy of Fear in Film, looks back at another banner year for horror…

An annual tradition, critic Aaron Yap presents the 20 rarest of rare gems and forgotten movies he’s discovered this year.