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Seth Worley’s Sketch begins where most family fantasies end – with loss. Expanding on the...

Though a supernatural horror, 2021’s The Black Phone was still relatively grounded in reality....

Based on Ruth Ware’s novel of the same name and directed by Simon Stone, The...

It’s the release week of Syndicate, The Midnight’s new album, and the band’s...

Susan Sarandon’s career has encompassed everything from the ethics of...

Following on from the events of the second movie, Tron: Ares takes technological advancements to...

Depending on your views, Richard Ashcroft is either Britpop’s...

Women are rarely at the centre of the old getting-the-band-back-together trope, and even less prominent...

John Davidson was just 15 years old when he was officially diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome....

Inspired by true events, Carmen Emmi’s feature-length directorial debut takes place in 1990s New...