Us understands that the best points are made indirectly but then paradoxically engages with its point too directly for them to be well made.

Mid90s is not an insubstantial film by any means, but it’s presented in such a breezy manner that it may not stick with a viewer long after it ends.

Pet Sematary is a horror film that you have seen in many forms, moderately hindered by a staleness in story, but adeptly made.

Even a strong central performance from Adam Driver can't save the mess that is Terry Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.

Fighting With My Family honours the athleticism and sheer commitment of these people, as well as their willingness to subject their bodies to extreme abuse.

The new film Hotel Mumbai features only a single American character, played by Armie Hammer, which makes it a radical venture from risk averse financiers.

Described as “perfect in every aspect” by our friends at Cinema Australia, The Pretend One is finally arriving on big screens around Australia.