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  • Clayface
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    Clayface

    Todd Phillips and Matt Reeves have shown that comic book movies are often at their...

    Andrew Murray 23rd October 2026
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    Ghosts: The Possession of Button House

    British TV-to-movie spin-offs are often more miss than hit, from The...

    Antonia Georgiou 22nd October 2026
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    Wildwood

    Every so often, an animated film comes along that’s genuinely captivating and vibrant in an...

    Antonia Georgiou 21st October 2026
  • Case 137
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    Case 137

    After 2022’s The Night of the 12th, this year’s Cannes was once again graced with...

    Selina Sondermann 16th October 2026

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  • Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2
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    Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2

    After following David Martinez’s rise from underdog to Night City legend, the second...

    Andrew Murray 20th October 2026
  • The Trap
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    The Trap

    A decade after discovering the body of her murdered sister, Lisa (Friederike Becht) is now...

    Andrew Murray 13th October 2026
  • Time season 3
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    Time season 3

    The third series of the anthology crime drama Time takes place in a Young Offenders...

    Umar Ali 11th October 2026
  • Below
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    Below

    Strange things begin to happen in a small Newfoundland fishing community when a large iceberg...

    Andrew Murray 8th October 2026

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    Liloie Cazorla 2nd June 2014
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