Vertiginous's Lo-Fi sci-fi existentialism is about as on brand as a director like Quentin Dupieux gets, which is to say the man is impossible to second guess.

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We covered Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie on its festival run, and we loved it. Now its out in the UK, what does someone familiar with the show think?

Acts. Questions. Steps. Leaps. All words with which 'of faith' can be easily and appropriately clipped on, and applied especially to Caroline Golum's Revelations of Divine Love, a micro-budget marvel ...

There are few filmmaking visionaries whose work has touched more than Yuen Woo-ping. A triple-threat stuntman, choreographer and director, his illustrious career began hand-in-hand with Jackie Chan&#3...

Sometimes friends are the last thing you need, as shown in Jessica Barr's ambitious directorial debut - The Plan, fresh from its Slamdance World Premiere.

A very difficult movie, Max DeFalco's street grotty street level drama TEN WILL asks when is someone’s sentence truly over?

Playing recently at Soho Horror and coming out on Signature Blu Ray very soon, Luc Besson returns to the English language with the lavish, Dracula: A Love Tale

Romanian satirist and experimental filmmaking punk rocker Radu Jude returns to his usual feel-good(!) terrain with his latest movie, Kontinental '25.

The Police Crime thriller is a completely different mood in 2025 than it was in 2002, a mood that Joe Carnahan's underrated and endlessly grimy NARC taps into.

We wrap up today with a very different spin on the Invisible Man formula with Yoshiyuki Kuroda's family friendly The Invisible Swordsman.

A nostalgic blast from Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich, In the Lost Lands. It recalls the DVD era of action cinema that we've missed so much.

What do you get when you mash together zone of interest & the act of killing as a musical? Well, something very divisive for starters. But also, The End.

Drawing a line under the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme for 2025, Simon looks at the Light Samurai Sci-fi of A Samurai in Time.

Tom Noonan's lost american indie classic isn't just ahead of its time, What Happened Was and its awkward anti-romance is decades ahead of the curve.

Happy Oscar Night to all who celebrate! In anticipation of an upcoming longer video that celebrates the previous cinematic year, here is a taste of my audiovisual…

The burgeoning 'real life soldiers telling their experiences through fiction’ sub-genre returns with Sunray: Fallen Soldier. Out now on Digital Platforms.