What would it be like if you could totally sever your work life from your personal one? Severance explores just that, near-perfectly.

Up for a host of Oscars in 2023, The Banshees of Inisherin hilariously dramatises a devastating disagreement between two lifelong friends.

Phil Tippet's Mad God, a review of the stop-motion animated experimental horror film about a descent into a nightmare underworld.

See How They Run brings fresh originality with a self aware Agatha Christie romp filled to the brim with some of our favourite movie stars

Top Gun: Maverick is more impressive and far more exciting, engaging and high-octane than the first. But too dependent on the past...

Marvel’s latest 6-part Disney+ series, Moon Knight, is the first thing released since Avengers: Endgame that feels genuinely fresh

It’s not THE must-see movie of the year, but The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is easily the most self-aware and unpretentious

An improvement on the last, returning to the fun and adventurous tones of the first movie, but not fully shrugging off problems of the past

With a record breaking score of 121 over par and dubbed ‘the worst golfer in the world’, is this unmistakably British story any good?

A review of 2021's Dune, starring Timothee Chalamet & Rebecca Ferguson, directed by Denis Villeneuve and, hopefully, watched by everyone.

The Suicide Squad, written and directed by James Gunn, released yesterday on 30th July. Any Good? gives it a review.

I delve deep into the depths of Rake, a smart Australian legal-comedy. All 5 seasons are currently streaming on Netflix. Is it Any Good?

Godzilla vs Kong does exactly what it says on the tin. It pits two of cinema's fiercest monsters against eachother but does nothing else.

New to Netflix on 1st April is John Carpenter's They Live from 1988, a movie about a loner who starts to see the world as it truly is...

Seaspiracy is an eye-opening account of vast numbers of conspiracies at play within overfishing and fish farming throughout the world.

Raya and the Last Dragon is, quite simply, yet another gleaming new world that Disney thrusts you into. It's just overpriced right now.

With only two episodes to get stuck into, David Attenborough triumphantly returns to present us with Life In Colour.

Rosamund Pike is Marla Grayson, a court-appointed legal guardian who defrauds her older clients and traps them under her care.

Netflix's post-American civil war movie gracefully guides us across the savage and unrelenting plains of Texas.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer is a profoundly ominous film that truly challenges you. It's also just too weird sometimes.