Sinners: Mark Kermode’s horror film review (video).
Mark Kermode drops by to review horror film Sinners. Just when you thought you’d seen every kind of vampire on
Read More
Films
Movie and films.
Thunderbolts* – The Asterisk Strikes Back (Mark Kermode’s superhero film review).
Mark Kermode is here to review Marvel’s latest cinematic gamble, Thunderbolts (asterisk very much included), which has crash-landed in cinemas
Read More
Predator: Badlands – Runt of the litter rises in Sci-Fi’s weirdest buddy movie yet? (trailer)
Just when you thought the Predator franchise had no new skulls left to polish, along comes Predator: Badlands—the interstellar equivalent
Read More
Predator Killer of Killers – animation gets nasty? (trailer)
Just when you thought the Predator franchise had tried everything short of setting a Yautja loose at your local Tesco,
Read More
Fountain of Youth: sibling rivalry, sacred relics, and Stanley Tucci in mysterious robes (fantasy film trailer).
It’s 2025, and Guy Ritchie is back—this time with fewer gangsters, marginally less swearing, and a mystical adventure that promises
Read More
Primitive War: welcome to ’Nam, please mind the Raptors (horror war trailer).
There’s a moment in the trailer for Primitive War—somewhere between the burst of M60 fire and the unmistakable silhouette of
Read More
How to Train Your Dragon: or, How to reboot your franchise (new trailer).
How to Train Your Dragon. The animated series that soared into our hearts on the back of a slightly charred
Read More
TRON: Ares – The Grid crashes into reality, and it’s got Jared Leto’s cheekbones (trailer).
Dust off your lightcycles and start mentally prepping for a Nine Inch Nails-fuelled existential crisis, because TRON: Ares is real.
Read More
Death of a Unicorn: Mark Kermode’s fantasy movie review (video).
Mark Kermode goes for a gallop with a unicorn in the odd new fantasy film, Death of a Unicorn. Watch
Read MoreFirst Men in the Moon (1964): Gin, Ray Guns, and Lunar bureaucracy in the Queen’s name.
Long before Neil Armstrong tiptoed across the Sea of Tranquility in monochrome, before Kubrick gave us pristine orbital ballet with
Read More