Ace Ventura 2: When Nature Calls was probably the peak of Jim Carrey’s unmitigated weirdness before he fully crossed over into the mainstream – and that’s really saying [...]

Andrew Haigh’s latest film, All of Us Strangers, is an adaptation of Strangers, a 1987 novel by Taichi Yamada, and revolves around one exchange between two gay men living [...]

Written and directed by Sean Durkin, The Iron Claw is a magisterial study of wrestling’s Von Erich brothers, and the so-called Von Erich Curse that befell them. Raised by [...]

Master Gardener is the last instalment in a trilogy that began with First Reformed and The Card Counter. All three films mark a return to the brooding [...]

Asteroid City feels very much of a piece with The French Dispatch, to the extent that the two films often play like different facets of the same shared universe. As with The [...]

The Holdovers is a wonderful portrait of teaching, the most generous-spirited film of Alexander Payne’s career and rivals Sideways as the best film of his career too. In [...]

It’s hard to provide a plot summary of Reptile that does it justice or that feels commensurate to the extraordinary sense of emergence, complexity and ambivalence that [...]

The third film in The Equalizer series begins with a sequence that harkens back to the ceremonial ultra-violence of the first two instalments. Without any immediate context, [...]

Showing Up marks Kelly Reichardt’s fourth collaboration with Michelle Williams, who in this instance plays Lizzy, a sculptor who also works as an administrative assistance [...]

Sick is one of the great horror films to come out of the pandemic. Set in April 2020, when 97% of the United States was quarantined, and the death toll had already topped 10 [...]