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'Cuidadoras' Review: A Documentary That Finds Grace in Unexpected Bonds
Cuidadoras is a documentary film about care in its many forms. It’s about the practical, often overlooked labour of looking after others, but also about the emotional reciprocity that can develop in those relationships.

Romey Norton
4 hours ago


'The OG Bootcamp' Review: An Uneven but Insightful Take on Intimacy and Communication
An engaging and genuinely entertaining watch, standing out for its willingness to confront a subject many tend to shy away from.

Elliot Lines
1 day ago


'Pickup' Review: An Intriguing Commentary on Modern Dating Culture
Pickup delivers its idea clearly and efficiently, while leaving just enough unsaid to linger beyond its final moments — a concise, thought-provoking piece that makes its point without overstaying its welcome.

Elliot Lines
1 day ago


'Faces of Death' Review: A Thought-Provoking Horror for the Modern Age
Featuring two memorable performances from Ferreira and Montgomery, Faces of Death is a thought-provoking horror for the modern age, offering twisted scares and a frightening villain.

Becca Johnson
1 day ago


Could the Night Get Any Worse? First Trailer for 'The Invite'
A24 and Black Bear have released the trailer for Olivia Wilde's The Invite, starring Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogan, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton — Releasing in cinemas on July 3, 2026.
Film Focus Team
4 days ago


'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' Review: An Energetic and Entertaining Follow On
If you’re up for some switch your brain off fun, an onslaught of colours and set pieces and an opportunity to point at things you recognise every five minutes, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is for you.

Becca Johnson
5 days ago


'Fuze' Review: A Serviceable Heist Thriller That Loses Momentum by the Finale
Fuze is a disposable, but watchable heist-thriller that starts strong and fizzles out by the end. A fine and acceptable British thriller, just not one that stands out or leaves a lasting impression.

Dan Bremner
Apr 3


'Their Town' Review: Filled With Heart, Humour and Notable Filmmaking
What it lacks in thrills and typical entertainment value, it makes up for with heart, humour and notable filmmaking. Their Town is an indie triumph that deserves a wider audience than it’ll likely receive.

Becca Johnson
Apr 3


A Reckoning is Coming — New Trailer for David Lowery's 'Mother Mary'
A24 have released the trailer for Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway with music from FKA Twigs — Releasing in cinemas April 24, 2026.
Film Focus Team
Apr 2


'The Magic Faraway Tree' Review: Sweet and Welcome Slice of Family Fantasy Adventure
The Magic Faraway Tree is an easy-going, sweet and welcome slice of family fantasy adventure. Its sets, props, costumes and creative worlds make it worth a cinema viewing and the cast are a likeable bunch who are all having a good time.

Jack Ransom
Apr 1


Everything Must Go — 'Backrooms' Gets a New Trailer
A24 have released the new trailer for Backrooms — Releasing in UK cinemas May 29, 2026.
Film Focus Team
Mar 31


An Interstellar Journey of Vengeance and Justice — New 'Supergirl' Trailer Has Landed
DC Studios and Warner Brothers have released the trailer for Supergirl — Releasing in cinemas June 26, 2026.
Film Focus Team
Mar 31


'Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice' Review: A High-Concept Genre Mash-up That Delivers an Absolute Blast
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice is a high-concept action-comedy-sci-fi-romance that juggles all its genres for a blast of a surprisingly coherent and fresh take on the “One Crazy Night” sub-genre.

Dan Bremner
Mar 30


'They Will Kill You' Review: A Batshit and Bonkers Addition to the Women Covered in Blood Sub-Genre
With entertaining action sequences, bonkers horror segments, committed performances and just 94 minutes of pure madness, They Will Kill You is an excellent addition into the ‘women covered in blood’ sub-genre.

Becca Johnson
Mar 30


Peter Cushing Hammer Thriller 'Fear in the Night' Makes its Worldwide 4K UHD Debut
Following their hugely popular STUDIOCANAL 4K Collector Edition releases of The Horror of Frankenstein and Scars of Dracula, the Peter Cushing Hammer thriller Fear in the Night makes its worldwide 4K UHD debut on March 23, 2026.
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Mar 29


What's Streaming on Netflix in April 2026
April on Netflix UK delivers a strong mix of returning hits, fresh originals, and high-profile new projects spanning film and television. From the next chapters of fan-favourite series to bold new stories led by star-studded casts, this month’s line-up leans into character-driven drama, offbeat comedy, and gripping, high-stakes storytelling.
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Mar 27


What's New on Apple TV in April 2026
April on Apple TV leans into bold, character-driven storytelling with a slate that balances glossy crime, Hollywood satire, heartfelt family drama and offbeat fantasy.
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Mar 26


'Pretty Lethal' Review: Plié, Punch and Pivot, a Ballerina Guide to the Art of the Kill
Pretty Lethal takes the concept of elegance and violence to the absolute limit, presenting a story where the high discipline of performance becomes the ultimate weapon for survival.

Shauna Bushe
Mar 25


What's New to Shudder in April 2026
April on Shudder sharpens its blade with a lean but lethal line-up, delivering twisted fantasy, psychological torment, and survival horror with a vicious edge.
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Mar 25


What to Watch on Sky and Now in April 2026
April is shaping up to be another stacked month for Sky and NOW, blending high-stakes drama, offbeat comedy, prestige TV returns and a seriously loaded slate of Sky Cinema premieres.
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Mar 24
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