Author: Matthew Smith

It’s finally here. From the rightfully award-winning creator of Chernobyl comes the HBO adaptation of what might well be the most lauded video game of all time –

In the latest entry into the apparent new subgenre of entertainment affectionately if tentatively labeled as ‘Rich People Suck’, Mark Mylod’s The Menu is a whirring melting pot

It would be easy at this point to tar Martin McDonagh with the age-old brush of ‘whatever he makes gets a ridiculous amount of awards attention’ (see Scorsese,

  While Don’t Worry Darling doesn’t live up to the promise of being Olivia Wilde’s second feature, one heaped with lavish imagery and mystery as evidenced in the

In perhaps Roland Emmerich’s most self aware film to date, Moonfall is an absolutely blast if you want it to be. Yes, it’s bad. Yes, it’s stupid. But

After last week’s limp introduction to a new set of cast members, of whom the audience will need to completely recalibrate, “Driftmark” wades further into actionless dross with

After last week’s penultimate episode, whereby the rag tag team of Harper, Eric, Rishi and (almost inexplicably) DVD make the decision to pitch their collective talents elsewhere, the

It is a sign of the strength of this series that only four episodes in, there is justifiably a blood and gutless chapter that settles last week’s violent

At it’s undeniable peak when wheeling and dealing either on the trading desks of Pierpoint or in the murky London shadows, Industry can be forgiven for taking it’s

It has landed. The long awaited return to Westeros in the form of the Targaryen dawn exploded onto HBO on Sunday night, with a host of fresh faces

The best show that no one is talking about is back! Having fallen bafflingly under the radar back in 2020, even at a time when people were doing

Edgar Wright’s last departure from his tried and tested Cornetto formula was a grand success. Baby Driver was an excellent and original exercise in all of Wright’s now

Paul Schrader is just about as deft a director as he is a writer, make no bones about it. With over 40 years at Scorsese’s side, he was

Comic book movie internet is, nine times out of ten, a pretty awful place to spend time. From the earliest announcements surrounding Matt Reeves’ The Batman, there was

Boasting a slightly less potent cast than it’s 2017 predecessor, Kenneth Branagh’s iteration of the obsessive PI Hercule Poirot returns in charming form with the aforementioned’s latest go-around