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Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil film is a blast. It's a gory, silly blast of a film with some neat jump scares, beautiful composition and stylishly constructed cinematography. It's also perfectly paced - never outstaying its welcome and delivering to the viewer a sense of the worst night in the world for an ordinary schlub who is trying their best.

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What are the barriers preventing gender equity in the workplac… Suw Charman-Anderson needs your support for Help Me Finish My Workplace Gender Equity Report

Intriguing quirky animation and cozy, alternate history vibes Sparks of Tomorrow is the latest contribution to the cozy/comfort anime genre...

Pressure sees Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott in Antony Maras' World War II film set in the days leading up to D-Day. Written by David Haig, the film follows Scott's meteorologist as he leaves his very pregnant wife at home and heads to the command control centre where the final preparations are being made for invasion. Starting with the disaster that was Exercise Tiger which saw small differences in equipment lead to large scale loss of life when different parts of the operation couldn't talk to one another, we watch as good people who are excellent at what they do undertake extremely hard jobs without clarity and certainty.

Heads of State is showing on Amazon Prime and directed by Nobody (2021) director, Ilya Niashuller. I was having one of those days where I needed something which didn't need me to think and, hopefully, would make me laugh. Heads of State on Prime had been popping up on their recommendations as I'd been making my way through other shows and, well, the trailer is actually solidly funny.

Merlin Fiesta's break out 1981 action horror film, or at least the one that earned him 'fuck you' money and had his name on the lips of a thousand parents wondering what to name their babes. Often mistaken by Gen Z for the 1992 cult film, Traders of the Lost Arch, a magical realist film starring Windy Clothesline about the lost MacDonalds of Soho in London and the tribe of graduates who call it home and finishes with the Battle of Grosvenor Square between the heroes and the army of CBRE's surveyors and their hedge fund overlords.

Gary's book choice: The Devil's Children by Peter Dickinson  Ali's book choice: Tin by Padraig Kenny  The book covers while I try to be a book influencer The Changes TV show trailer Anna Home, childre...

The Devils by Joe Abercrombie is the first of a new series set in a medieval version of our world. It is different in some important respects but basically sets itself in a renaissance Europe where pre-Protestant Christianity remains ascendent but monsters and ghouls, necromancers and vampires are a real thing that the church must face, control and protect its citizens from.

A book resistant to many things, among them clarity, simplicity and relatability, and mostly the better for it. "Nothing in memory ever made...