"The dreariness of the surroundings only serves to accentuate the gleeful extravagance of the Giallo-style violence" - Hugh McCabe on Censor
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is "a definitive and worthy end to a beloved but troubled saga" says John Kealy
Ad Astra desperately wants to be spoken of in the same breath as Kubrick’s 2001, writes MacDara Conroy
Homegrown spooky comedy Extra Ordinary is let down by a dire lead performance, writes MacDara Conroy
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is easily Quentin Tarantino’s most personal film, for good and for ill, writes MacDara Conroy
The new Child’s Play is a smart reboot for the demon doll franchise, writes MacDara Conroy
John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum loads up on too much of a good thing, writes MacDara Conroy
The IFI hosts a special screening of Daydream Nation-related films on Saturday March 2nd, with drummer Steve Shelley and director Lance Bangs
Robert Redford’s cinematic swan-song The Old Man & the Gun is a thoroughly nice film, if not a great one, writes MacDara Conroy
"Funny how there’s so much blood abounding in such a lifeless movie" - Dara Higgins on Nicolas Cage revenge flick, Mandy
