FILM REVIEWS AND NEWS

I recently had the pleasure of hosting a special video interview with Canadian filmmaking duo Mark Wolfe and Kerry McArthur, the directors and writers behind the indie feature The Orchard, which we recently reviewed on the UK Film Club podcast.

Over the last few years, I’ve also started working behind the camera as well as in front of it, and I tend to wear many hats across British Horror Studio productions. Most recently, I made my feature directorial debut with Spoiling You, an ASMR horror film which premiered at Romford Horror Film Festival in February 2026.

You are back with a new film, Noblestone. What's it about, and what made you want to return to the quirky caretaker character of Karen, and how did you approach evolving her story this time around?

Just like with Steven Spielberg, I have a different answer for what I consider Christopher Nolan's best film and what my favourite film of Nolan's is. To me, Oppenheimer is Nolan’s magnum opus and the film that won him Best Director and Best Picture at the Oscars for the first time. Oppenheimer showed that Nolan could create a 3-hour talky biopic about the creation and aftermath of the atomic bomb and make it an intense and enthralling masterpiece.

Trying to choose the best Steven Spielberg film is nearly an impossible task. The great man himself has changed the cinematic landscape on multiple occasions creating classic after classic. From creating the modern-day Summer blockbuster with Jaws, to reinventing the sci-fi genre with Close Encounters of the Third Kind to revolutionising CGI and animatronics with Jurassic Park, Spielberg has a fair few films to pick from.

Sam Raimi currently has a new film out in cinemas! What better time than now to deconstruct his career; most celebrated for, but not limited to, his genre-defining works of horror. You can view the following as both a ranking of, and a semi-comprehensive guide to, the incomparable work of one of Hollywood’s most influential genre-filmmakers.

Adam Sandler is a cultural phenomenon whose filmography is perhaps one of the most polarising in modern Hollywood. From the juvenile, high-concept comedies that made him a box office titan to the critically acclaimed dramatic roles that reveal a profound depth, his cinematic output is an undulating graph of critical highs and lows.

So, with a little help from A.I (so don't blame us if the questions and answers are bonkers), we have a 20 Question Film Quiz all about the director's films.

That being said, there have been questions about how much money Tom Cruise got paid for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, as well as the money he's made in total from all of the M:I movies. One outlet suggested he's made $600m across all of the movies from the franchise, with $120m from the final film alone.

Whilst his review picked out many of the fantastic aspects of Lynn Ramsay's new movie, it was his adulation of Jennifer Lawrence's performance that struck many of the UK Film Review readers.

My name is Tope Laguda. A lot of people can't pronounce my name but the closest to it is toh-pay.

We received over 100 scripts and have been developing stories with these amazing writers and it has turned into an incredible adventure arou

I’m currently working hard on ensuring SOMN is the best quality possible and we can show it at festivals so me and the team can create new e

Hi Federica, thanks for speaking with us. Where in the world do we find you right now? At the moment I'm speaking from London, UK

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