Category: Films

The last time director Jim Jarmusch and Adam Driver teamed up, the world was blessed with the delightfully poetic and low-key Paterson, which explored themes

Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon finally gets his film released from its initial delay in the wake of the Weinstein scandal. In the two years since, Alfonso

A disclaimer that this review is coming to you from not the most ardent of the genre’s fan. You won’t catch me late night on some

Legal dramas have the difficult task of cutting down the law into lay-man’s terms, while trying to sound as authoritative as the verbose cases it

The latest cine-carnation to adopt the theme is (surprisingly) Child’s Play (2019): a remake of director Tom Holland and writer Don Mancini’s cult horror from

How does one successfully fill the shoes of a ’90s cinematic sex symbol? The answer: Don’t. Simply make it your own and that’s exactly what

We reviewed Colette back in September 2018 as part of our Toronto International Film Festival coverage. Released in the UK in January, the film is

Jonathan Levine originally came out with some indie gems in the early part of the decade such as The Wackness and 50/50 but as his

Audiences get the chance to see Hilary Duff (the original queen of Disney Channel, currently starring in TV’s Younger) in a new light as she

Colby Strong as ‘Blaze’ on the latest version of the Hasbro Power Rangers Beast Morphers series. Candid’s Jeff Conway talks to him in an exclusive.

Gaining attention early on for his handsome yet silly nature within the Disney cinematic world, actor Jedidiah Goodacre is about to join the dark side…on

We have seen a fair few British comedians direct feature films recently (Matt Holness, Stephen Merchant, Joe Cornish). Now stand-up comic Simon Amstell takes his

In the follow up to his BBC mockumentary Carnage, an enlightening prediction of a future in which everyone is vegan, Simon Amstell follows it up

RBG stands for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the 2nd female US Supreme Court of Justice. Appointed by Bill Clinton in 1993 and still going at almost eighty

Based on the manga and anime of the same name, this passion-project for producer James Cameron and director Robert Rodriguez delivers a film which honours

I was first alerted to Harris Dickinson through his mesmeric performance in Beach Rats, released last year, where he played a closeted Brooklyn delinquent with

After over-dosing on bucket loads of candy coupled with a fair few pints of beer at the Halloween (2018) inspired press screening of its latest

Climax is horror, shock, sex and freak show, amalgamated into an continual pulsating sequence, exploring the dark depths of the human psyche under the influence

He’s the rebellious firefighter you can’t help but love on the hit television series 9-1-1 and now, actor Oliver Stark is eager to show you

“This some fo’ real shit” reads the title card at the start of the newest Spike Lee joint, BlacKKKlansman. Based on the autobiography of Ron

Freak Show is a teen comedy starring young British actor Alex Lawther as oddball Billy Bloom, who turns his school upside down with his larger-than-life

Now quite the standout character on a television show that has captured an entire generation, actor Timothy Granaderos has our full attention, for better or

L’ Amant Double is absurd, brash, a highly sexual psychoanalytic extravaganza of a film. As if that was ever a thing and yet that is

Chances are viewers who’ve seen the trailers for Ready Player One will have already made up their minds about the movie. Either they think it’s