The Mancunion have compiled a comprehensive list of the cheesiest movies to watch this Christmas, complete with cheese ratings

The sequel to the much-loved family detective film is back and here’s what The Mancunion have to say about it

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio combines anti-fascist themes with stunning animation to create a very necessary remake of the 1940s classic

Panahi’s eleventh film explores power and borders with real emotional stakes

Netflix’s latest adaption of D.H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover is steamy, stylish, and slow

In the latest edition of ‘Behind the Camera’, The Mancunion talks to Rufai Ajala about intimacy coordination and their valuable time in the film industry

The Good Nurse takes a sensitive and informative approach towards depicting true, harrowing events

Susan Stryker’s Screaming Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria represents the radical potential for trans history narratives in cinema

The sequel to Johnson’s Knives Out murder mystery has finally arrived with Glass Onion and here’s what The Mancunion have to say about it

Bones and All has been set up to be a gory revision of Romeo and Juliet fuelled by cannibalistic addiction and love. With a strong cast and alluring cinematography, why did it feel lacklustre?

A tense and emotional portrayal of the New York Times investigation into Harvey Weinstein’s allegations that ignited the #MeToo movement

Film discourse tell us of the sexism embedded within the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope, but does she have real life implications on young women?

Marvel’s latest sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever hit the cinemas on November 11 and here’s what we have to say on it

Cinematographer and film lecturer at the University of Salford, Laura Hilliard, talks about filmmaking,
cinematography, and the barriers of the film industry

Mustang stunningly captures a notion of female unity, it is distinctive in its relevancy to contemporary feminist movements

Charlotte Well’s directorial debut tackles the fallibility of the parent and the limitations of childhood perspective

Florence Pugh is miraculous as she tackles faith and science head-on in Sebastian Lelio’s dark Netflix period drama

Hollywood’s nepotism babies seem to be getting more attention on TikTok than they do on screen, here’s why

Isabel May portrays a teenage girl’s catharsis through filmmaking in The Moon & Back

How can you put down your textbook, but still get in your astrophysics revision? Watch Interstellar of course!