Colin Dibben
There are flashes of style in this zombie film sequel, but it ultimately feels like ‘just another...
Colin Dibben
A massive old cinema is closing down. On the last night, as torrential rain falls on Taipei,...
Daft and overblown, this film looks great in a 4K restoration. But it is so repressed, in...
The best home invasion film of the noughties is out now on a Limited Edition Blu-ray. It’s...
A superb piece of “survivor cinema”, Ghost Hunting is tense, humane, disturbing and witty. It’s also very...
With a beauty that is patronising and an intensity that’s vacuous and frankly rather annoying, this is...
An uneasy mix of arthouse austerity, folk-tale-as-nightmare and brutal war film, The Painted Bird is relentlessly grim....
Amy (Sheil, You’re Next) is convinced she is going to die tomorrow. She holes up in her...
Shamanic film-making of the highest order from Mexico’s answer to Federico Fellini and Luis Bunuel. This set...
Buster Keaton is a physical enigma, a hyperactive riddle made flesh. The gags in his films are...