film

We talk to one of the stars of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey

Narratively satisfying and visually remarkable fairy tale incorporates ancient Basque legend to mesmerising effect

Messy horror relies on its mad premise above anything else

Ultra-violent slapstick WWII adventure is as fun as popcorn action gets

Shapeshifting horror excites with twists but would benefit from trimming

Psychological horror is generally engaging but underdeveloped in some areas

Visually rich gothic horror loses its initial grip

Another round of swift reviews - this time a documentary special

Another trio of quick reviews from GFF23

Groundhog Day formula applied to an adult fable of cyclical violence