Forget Saltburn, Love Lies Bleeding is true ‘cinema for sickos’.

The Burning Season succeeds in its pursuit of telling a love story in reverse. On paper this shouldn’t work but it makes it more intriguing.

I Love You, Guys is the perfect example of what can be achieved cinematically, and narratively, in such a miniscule time frame.

Argylle is swamped with mystery - there are plot twists at every turn! - but you get the answer sheet right from the beginning.

Mean Girls (2024) is at its most fun when it’s embracing the fact it’s a musical version of the beloved story.

Good Grief is an emotive meditation on loss, love, and most importantly friendship.

The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes is a new spin on the Post-apocalyptic franchise, it may be left field but is a welcome addition.

Discover all things Doctor Who in the 'Whoniverse', introduced by the BBC and now available on BBC iPlayer.

Lands perfectly in Lanthimos' canon of unconventional, unpleasant filmmaking, which makes him one of the most interesting working directors.

Maestro sees Bradley Cooper at the top of his game. It’s crafted perfectly and headed up by two incredible performances.

The Holdovers has broken that Christmas classic spell as it instantly settles itself alongside films that will be remembered forever.

Ferrari is a behemoth of a film that successfully uses Enzo Ferrari’s life to tell an interesting story.

Whether you're in floods of tears, or you end up revisiting it in your head and finding more meaning, this will not leave you unaffected.

Transcending its predecessor in every way, it’s darker, funnier, and more self-aware. Most importantly, it sticks its ever-so-wicked landing

Joy Ride is laugh-out-loud funny, unapologetically crude, and emotionally rich.

Barbie is hilarious and audacious, but it also wears its heart on its sleeve. Believe the hype because it lives up to it, and more.

With Dead Reckoning Part One hitting theatres this week, we gathered our heads together and ranked the franchise up until now.

Elemental is an irresistible concoction of filmmaking up there with some of Pixar’s best.

We're here to discuss the Best Movies of 2023...So Far, so enjoy our recommendations and read our reviews from the Film Focus team.

No Hard Feelings is silly, hilarious, and well-meaning and deserves to be seen by as many people as possible.