James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema

Matthew Vaughn’s latest sequel is “bonkers”, but is it brilliant?

As Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle hits cinemas, Jamie McEvoy gives us his top 5 spy films

Jungle Fever is as powerful as it was 26 years ago

From the director of Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan, comes an unrelenting nightmare starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem

Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen star in a chilling thriller set in the unforgiving snowy wilderness of Wyoming

James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema.

A staggeringly poetic debut feature film by director Francis Lee, speaks volumes of the intertwining nature of ferocity, kindness, and love

Even Dame Judi can’t save this Royalist fantasy of exotic servant-hood

A preposterous and humourless crime thriller

Patrick Hughes reaches the low expectations we had for his film and keeps falling

IT is one of the new “action-horror” hybrids to join the genre

From student editor to film journalist for Empire, Neville Pierce is quite the chameleon

James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema.

Tom Cruise’s smile and a breakneck pace do little to disguise the lack of real substance

Following the worldwide release of acclaimed Japanese fantasy-drama Your Name, Jamie McEvoy compiles his top 5 foreign language films

Ackroyd’s 1994 novel is adapted for the big screen in a sinister Victorian murder mystery led by Bill Nighy

Up and coming young filmmakers screen short-film masterpieces as part of a project to encourage youth access to the most exclusive field in modern media

Adam Wingard fumbles Netflix-backed adaptation of much-loved anime Death Note

Director Makoto Shinkai stakes his claim to the anime throne in a complex yet beautiful Japanese animation