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Dave GolderOver Your Dead Body review: This blackest of black comedies never stops surprising you ★★★☆☆
Emma SimmondsToy Story 5 review: Jessie takes the lead in a lovingly made but underwhelming return for Pixar's beloved franchise ★★★☆☆
Kevin HarleyVirginia Woolf's Night and Day review: A decent ensemble cast carries this staid adaptation ★★★☆☆
Louise GriffinHouse of the Dragon season 3 review: Powerhouse performances meet sheer scale in explosive return ★★★★★
Alex BerryI Am Frankelda review: A mesmerising animated musical influenced by Guillermo del Toro ★★★☆☆
Patrick CremonaDisclosure Day review: Moments of classic Spielberg awe elevate clunky UFO thriller ★★★☆☆
Terry StauntonPower Ballad review: An engaging bromance film that might struggle to stay in the memory ★★★☆☆
James MottramErupcja review: Intriguing drama provides a tantalising taste of Charli xcx's acting talents ★★★☆☆
Jayne NelsonOffice Romance review: Ted Lasso star teams up with Jennifer Lopez for fun Netflix romcom ★★★☆☆
Patrick CremonaSavage House review: A devilish Richard E Grant excels in this entertaining period farce ★★★☆☆
Joanna MagillHigh Society review: Helen George and Felicity Kendal throw the party of the season ★★★★☆
Rosie FletcherScary Movie review: Not funny, not scary and about as current as a Carry On film ★★☆☆☆
David BrownCape Fear review: Javier Bardem brings a controlled intensity to his very modern-day villain ★★★★☆
Joanna MagillWar Horse review: a celebration of British literature and puppetry ★★★☆☆
Alan JonesMasters of the Universe review: Sword and sorcery reboot is missing a final spark ★★★☆☆
Huw FullertonAlice and Steve review: An impressively wrong-footing drama about love and hate ★★★★☆
Nicola AustinThe Legend of Vox Machina season 4 review: A refreshing return to form thanks to one brilliant addition ★★★★☆
Jack SealeClarkson's Farm season 5 review: Prime Video series is in good health – even if Jeremy Clarkson isn't... ★★★★☆
Patrick MulkernTip Toe review: An urgent, state-of-the-nation drama from Russell T Davies ★★★★★
Rob Leane007 First Light review: A binge-worthy box-set of Bond blockbusters ★★★★☆
Olivia GarrettBeetlejuice the Musical review: What in the Tim Burton did I just watch? ★★★★☆
Max CopemanTuner review: Leo Woodall gets his best film role yet in a breezy and well-crafted crime caper ★★★★☆
Jeremy AspinallBackrooms review: Unflinchingly eerie horror goes down a creepy rabbit hole ★★★★☆
James MottramPropeller One-Way Night Coach review: John Travolta conjures a romantic nostalgia piece ★★★☆☆
Gareth McLeanDear England review: Gareth Southgate's tenure as England manager is captured beautifully by Joseph Fiennes ★★★★☆
Louise GriffinStar City review: Anna Maxwell Martin and Rhys Ifans drama is worlds away from For All Mankind - and all the better for it ★★★★★
James HibbsTwo Weeks in August review: A gloriously awkward summer holiday that should have been cut short ★★★☆☆
David CraigSpider-Noir review: Nicolas Cage is pitch-perfect in this Marvel spin-off ★★★★☆
Joanna MagillEnd of the Rainbow review: Jinkx Monsoon is the embodiment of Judy Garland ★★★★☆
James MottramThe Man I Love review: Rami Malek delivers the most provocative work of his career ★★★★☆
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