27 Mar 2023
Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves review – fun and flippant fantasy jaunt
This self-aware and surprisingly charming take on the iconic tabletop game makes for gleefully geeky viewing
Articles by Steph Green
28 Feb 2023
Disco Boy review – cerebral fairytale about the poison of colonialism
Franz Rogowski plays a Legionnaire whose path crosses with a Nigerian guerrilla fighter in a film of pure vigour and vibes
20 Feb 2023
Manodrome review – a dark foray into the ouroboros of toxic masculinity
Jesse Eisenberg is brilliantly cast against type in a fascinating, flawed thriller with too many moving parts to do its subject justice
13 Feb 2023
Titanic review – still the biggest movie there ever was
James Cameron's epic has lost none of its force 25 years later, reaffirming its status as a technical and emotional powerhouse
02 Feb 2023
Roman Holiday review – sun-kissed classic is as charming as ever
William Wyler's iconic 1953 rom-com, starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, returns to theatres for its 70th anniversary
13 Jan 2023
Stream With a Theme: The Best Rural Horror Films Set in Britain
As Mark Jenkin's folk horror Enys Men arrives in UK cinemas, Steph Green recommends further viewing in this eerie pocket of cinema
12 Jan 2023
M3GAN review – robotically coded horror for the TiKToK algorithm
Allison Williams plays the inventor of a murderous AI doll in a resoundingly stupid but amusingly camp offering from Blumhouse
10 Jan 2023
Skinamarink review – sonic horror for the creepypasta generation
Writer-director Kyle Edward Ball's microbudget debut is a terrifying exploration of the intersection between nostalgia and nightmares
01 Nov 2022
Starter Pack: A Guide to Noirvember
As the month-long celebration kicks off again, Steph Green offers a pathway into the most morally murky of all movie genres...
20 Oct 2022
She Said review – impactful, unfrilly storytelling about Weinstein’s fall from grace
Maria Schrader's powerfully-acted film shows how journalistic integrity and female solidarity sparked a global movement
14 Oct 2022
Emily review – half-biopic does a disservice to the Brontë sisters
Emma Mackey gives a committed turn as the Wuthering Heights author, but it's not enough to save Frances O’Connor's dour film
09 Oct 2022
The Wonder review – Lelio’s intriguing drama is too slight to be truly spiritual
Florence Pugh is a 19th century nurse called to investigate a strange happening in a film packed with interesting details but little payoff