• Joaquin Phoenix takes on the iconic role of DC’s arch-villain in Todd Phillips’ polarising standalone origin story. (at 17:03)     Read More

  • Stallone’s Vietnam veteran takes on the Mexican cartels in the fifth, and hopefully final, instalment of the action franchise. (at 12:23) Read More

  • My People, My Country, an epic seven-part anthology to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, chronicles the nation’s greatest technological and cultural achievements.… Read More

  • Rian Johnson follows up his divisive blockbuster Star Wars: The Last Jedi with a considerably smaller, yet no less entertaining, whodunit in the classic Agatha Christie mould. Assembling an all-star… Read More

  • Vulgar stereotypes, terrible performances and a rambling, incomprehensible plot are just some of the problems with Pee Nak, a horror comedy from Thailand that makes a strong claim for the… Read More

  • In 1998, Japanese director Hideo Nakata created Ring, one of the most celebrated Asian horror movies of all time. An adaptation of Koji Suzuki’s chilling bestseller, Ring became a flagship… Read More

  • Following in the footsteps of legendary Hollywood satirists Charlie Chaplin, Ernst Lubitsch and Mel Brooks, New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi ( Thor: Ragnarok ) sets out to ridicule Adolf Hitler… Read More

  • 27 years after the events of the first film, The Losers Club are reunited back in Derry, Maine, when Pennywise the clown reappears. Read More

  • Last summer, Japanese drama series Ossan’s Love proved a surprise hit, not just in Japan but also in Hong Kong, where it’s screened on ViuTV. Its overwhelmingly positive portrayal of… Read More

  • Essentially a young spin on Superbad, three sixth graders find themselves accidentally in possession of a bag of drugs on the same day they are invited to their first kissing… Read More

  • Back in 1990, Luc Besson’s stylish French thriller Nikita cast Anne Parillaud as a drug-addicted killer who is transformed into a sexy government assassin. In the decades since, the prolific… Read More

  • A deadly gas attack leaves thousands stranded in skyscrapers across Seoul in Exit, the debut feature by writer-director Lee Sang-geun. The action comedy weaves a hugely convoluted scenario, and audiences… Read More

  • Kaya Scodelario stars as a competitive swimmer, who ventures into the path of a deadly hurricane in order to find her estranged father, only to become trapped in the crawlspace… Read More

  • It’s Halloween, 1968. When a gang of teens are chased into their small town’s haunted house, they discover a book of scary stories that come true in horrific fashion. (at… Read More

  • The summer may be over, but Hollywood shows no sign of letting up on the must-see movies. Autumn means awards season, as the studios jostle to make the biggest splash… Read More

  • Body-swap comedies seem tailor-made for Korean cinema, where society is so fiercely regimented by a hierarchy based on age and seniority. Seeing a high school student stand up to adults… Read More

  • Nick Cheung plays a pathologist station at a mortuary on Christmas Eve, when Richie Jen’s gang of masked criminals descend on the establishment in order to retrieve some incriminating evidence… Read More

  • Newcomer Himesh Patel stars as a struggling musician who awakes from a freak global incident to discover that The Beatles never existed – and spies an opportunity to give his… Read More