The Bouncer

Lean and mean neo-noir thriller of surprising quality.

Breaking the Limits

Generic but undeniably rousing sports biopic.

Foxtrot

Outstanding family triptych bursting with invention and empathy.

At Eternity’s Gate

Difficult but rewarding study of the final years of Vincent van Gogh.

Rob Auton

We chat to the comedian, writer and poet ahead of his April shows at The Stand and a new Fringe show.

An Impossible Love

Engrossing and sweeping melodrama of infinitesimal detail.

The Prisoner

Intense psychological drama that betrays its stage origins.

Joz Norris

We talk to the comedian and actor about alter-egos, Glasgow Comedy Festival, and avoiding serious injury by dressing as a moose.

The Green Inferno

Cannibal film minus the cannibalism fails to hold the attention.

Sauvage

Intimate and raw drama both engages and alienates.

Cannibal Terror

Dreadful cannibal cash-in fails the so-bad-it’s-good test.

If Beale Street Could Talk

Gorgeous melodrama full of joy, heartbreak, and tenderness.

The Unholy

Theological horror aims big but struggles to strike a tonal balance.

Class of 1999

Dystopian action sci-fi is ridiculous and ridiculously good fun.

Picnic

Pulitzer-prize winning play is a clumsy transfer to film.