Woody Allen’s Cafe Society is part Bullets Over Broadway, part Crimes and Misdemeanors, and part Manhattan. As a whole, it’s a mess of a story.

In promise, Men Go To Battle is the rare, quasi-oxymoronic low-budget Civil War epic.

A British survival horror that manages to muster the odd moment of tension in amongst the ridiculous.

After deglamorizing vampires in last year’s hilarious What We Do In The Shadows, director Taika Waititi slips into Wes Anderson mode for this Barry Crump adaptation.

The cops-as-bad-guys movie trend is starting to wear thin.

By the winter of 1945 the fighting of World War II had ceased, but the crimes and atrocities committed by occupying forces in Europe would last for several more years.

Two eccentric boys form a close, intriguing bond in Michel Gondry’s Microbe & Gasoline.

Think Rocky if Stallone’s classic were set in Brooklyn, beset with low-level mobsters, and also incredibly bad.

Nothing which can be accurately described as “the dead farty Harry Potter movie” has any business being as oddly moving as this film.