Nia DaCosta’s sequel to 28 Years Later pits two competing theologies of death against each other.

Josh Safdie’s exhilarating new feature starring Timothée Chalamet is an American triumph.

Yorgos Lanthimos’s Bugonia succeeds largely due to its central performances.

Aren shares his favourite films of the past year, including One Battle After Another, Shifty, and Marty Supreme.

Reflecting on the career of the iconic star of The French Connection, The Royal Tenenbaums, and Unforgiven.

The brothers discuss how Avatar: Fire and Ash functions as a planetary romance, Cameron’s use of repetition, and the film’s themes and character development.

Anders and Anton work out why they feel that the Coen brothers’ 2016 Hollywood satire, Hail Caesar! might actually be a great movie to watch on Easter weekend.

Happy Gilmore is the most perfect example of Adam Sandler’s comedic abilities and appeal.

Pascal Plante’s psychological thriller is one of the most disturbing movies of recent years.