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Of all Mark Wahlberg’s collaborations with Peter Berg, Patriots Day feels the most personal – not just because it details an event that occurred on American soil, but [...]

No film encapsulates the American post-Trump right wing quite so eloquently as Eli Roth’s remake of Death Wish, which is undoubtedly the drabbest and most depressing action [...]

Not only is Manhunt John Woo’s first Netflix film, it marks his return to classic action films after nearly a decade of crafting epic wuxia and period dramas. Quite a bit [...]

The Ocean’s franchise is the latest to get the female cast makeover, following on from the reboot of Ghostbusters in 2016 and ahead of the remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels [...]

Over the last couple of years, Peter Berg has revived the American disaster film in quite an acute and visceral way. Whereas the classic disaster films of the 60s and 70s [...]

One of the most original haunted house films since Paranormal Activity, Ari Aster’s debut Hereditary grows stranger and more unsettling as it proceeds, eventually ending up [...]

At the end of Trainspotting, Renton, Begbie, Sick Boy and Spud were poised on the very cusp of the future. They never wanted to arrive at that future, since the future was [...]

No genre hyperbolised cinema, and what we think of the cinematic, quite like the 90s erotic thriller. Arriving at the tail end of neo-noir, which was already an exercise in [...]

According to producer Timur Bekmambetov and director Aneesh Chaganty, Searching forms a critical release in a series of screen thrillers – thrillers set entirely on laptop [...]