It’s Doctor Who meets Who Framed Roger Rabbit in this oddly miss-matched adventures in which a happy-go-lucky, singing, dancing-prancing...

Timothée Chalamet has rightly earned plaudits for his portrayal of Bob Dylan, and there also many other strong performances by, for...

A tantalising voyage into the world of political corruption, technological advancements open to vulnerable attacks, business empires...

The natural successor to 1984; there is even a direct quote from it near the end, “2073” reveals uncomfortable and shocking truths about...

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes , the first movie in a newly announced trilogy of movies continues the story of where the final movie...

It’s a while since we’ve reviewed a film, but we just had to go to the Dundee Contemporary Arts Cinema to see the latest instalment of...

After a steady start the promise of good things in the 14th series was realised in “The Devil’s Chord” with references to ‘aeolian’ (a...

If there’s one thing Doctor Who isn’t, it’s a musical. ‘The Devil’s Chord’ mixes together an over-the-top music number and dance...

By BENEDICT C T JACKSON, author of a continuing series of DOCTOR WHO guides covering, so far, the William Hartnell, Jon Pertwee and...

Reverting to the Doctor with one companion was an obvious move after the frequent ‘lows’ of the last series, where are a number of...

I couldn’t miss the chance of a new Miyazaki film; the famed writer and director is now in his eighties and keeps coming out of...

The second of three planned anniversary specials starring the Fourteenth Doctor sees the show get back to some basics, but there’s still...

Now that the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who has come and gone, fans are looking to the specials which are due to broadcast over the...

I couldn’t disagree more with one newspaper that drooled over this latest mishmash that Doctor Who has sadly become. An alien spaceship...

The 60th anniversary of ‘Doctor Who’ is marked by new interviews, as Brian Hodgson, Dick Mills, Roger Limb, Peter Howell, Paddy Kingsland...

Based on a book by David Grann, “The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI”, the reference in the title of the film is to the full Moon...

Link: Review of GOAT soundtrack album “The Gallows Pole” The long opening scene is part mythology, the music of GOAT (see music review)...

Apparently, OPPENHEIMER and BARBIE are the two highest grossing films over their first weekend of release sine the pandemic. They...

What do these three characters all have in common: Kronos, Azal, and Professor Zaroff? Answer, they all claim or bear some responsibility...

‘Poker Face’ is a satirical take on who-dun-it dramas with brilliant performances by Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Kale, the flaky, but...