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'Spider-Noir' Review: Nicolas Cage Swings Into a Stylish, Booze-Soaked Marvel Mystery
Spider-Noir is an excellent, unique, stylish and well paced tale set in an era that the comic book genre hasn’t swung into before. Cage rocks, Gleeson is having a ball and the rest of the cast slide into the noir world impressively.
Jack Ransom
5 days ago
Anya Taylor-Joy is a Con-Artist on the Run in Trailer for 'Lucky'
Apple TV have released the trailer for limited series Lucky, starring and executive produced by Anya Taylor-Joy — Premiering globally on Apple TV July 15, 2026.
Film Focus Team
6 days ago
Globally Acclaimed Drama 'Silo' Returns With Third Season Trailer
Apple TV have released the trailer for the third season of Silo, starring and executive produced by Rebecca Ferguson — Premiering on Apple TV on July 3.
Film Focus Team
7 days ago
What's Coming to HBO Max in June 2026
HBO Max continues to stack its UK line-up with prestige dramas, major premieres, returning favourites, and must-watch films. Here’s what's arriving on HBO Max UK this June.
Film Focus Team
May 29
What's Streaming on Netflix in June 2026
Netflix continues to deliver a broad, ever-evolving mix of originals and fan-favourite additions, balancing big-budget spectacle with intimate, character-driven storytelling. Whether you're dipping into a returning hit or discovering something new, Netflix’s June line-up offers plenty of reasons to queue up your next watch.
Film Focus Team
May 29
'Office Romance' Review: Netflix’s New Summer Romance or a Workplace Crush?
Driven by Lopez’s elegant screen presence and Goldstein’s contrasting awkward charm, Office Romance manages to overcome its flaws. The blend of American backdrops and British gags occasionally clashes, and the plot offers few surprises.
Shauna Bushe
36 minutes ago
'Backrooms' Review: A Disturbing Labyrinth of Nightmares
Backrooms is a brilliantly disturbing triumph. Kane Parsons has successfully upended mainstream horror by proving that emptiness, silence, and a simple hum can be infinitely more terrifying than any monster in the dark.
Shauna Bushe
1 day ago
'Pittsburgh' Review: A Subtle Exploration of Uncertainty and Disconnection
Pittsburgh succeeds as a thoughtful, character-driven short, elevated considerably by Delaney Quinn’s central performance. It may not fully capitalise on all of its ideas, but its reflective atmosphere and emotional sincerity make it an engaging enough watch.
Elliot Lines
2 days ago
'Erupcja' Review: A Pulsing Slice-of-Life Triumph
Offering up stellar performances, aesthetically stunning filmmaking and a true slice of life approach that forces you to forget it’s fiction, Erupcja is a triumph.
Becca Johnson
2 days ago
'Masters of the Universe' Review: A Delightful and Silly Throwback to the 80’s Action-Adventure Era
Masters of the Universe is a bold, colourful and respectable passing of the torch that delivers on fresh, high-energy for audiences of this era. Its light-hearted ride reminds us why its fun to go to the movies in the first place.
Shauna Bushe
3 days ago
'Office Romance' Review: Netflix’s New Summer Romance or a Workplace Crush?
Driven by Lopez’s elegant screen presence and Goldstein’s contrasting awkward charm, Office Romance manages to overcome its flaws. The blend of American backdrops and British gags occasionally clashes, and the plot offers few surprises.
Shauna Bushe
36 minutes ago
'Backrooms' Review: A Disturbing Labyrinth of Nightmares
Backrooms is a brilliantly disturbing triumph. Kane Parsons has successfully upended mainstream horror by proving that emptiness, silence, and a simple hum can be infinitely more terrifying than any monster in the dark.
Shauna Bushe
1 day ago
'Pittsburgh' Review: A Subtle Exploration of Uncertainty and Disconnection
Pittsburgh succeeds as a thoughtful, character-driven short, elevated considerably by Delaney Quinn’s central performance. It may not fully capitalise on all of its ideas, but its reflective atmosphere and emotional sincerity make it an engaging enough watch.
Elliot Lines
2 days ago
'Erupcja' Review: A Pulsing Slice-of-Life Triumph
Offering up stellar performances, aesthetically stunning filmmaking and a true slice of life approach that forces you to forget it’s fiction, Erupcja is a triumph.
Becca Johnson
2 days ago
'Masters of the Universe' Review: A Delightful and Silly Throwback to the 80’s Action-Adventure Era
Masters of the Universe is a bold, colourful and respectable passing of the torch that delivers on fresh, high-energy for audiences of this era. Its light-hearted ride reminds us why its fun to go to the movies in the first place.
Shauna Bushe
3 days ago
7 Must-Watch Tom Cruise Films as 'Top Gun' Turns 40
As Top Gun turns 40, we celebrate by exploring some of the work that solidifies Tom Cruise as one of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Becca Johnson
May 25
Director Ben Wheatley Discusses Bob Odenkirk, Action & Absurdity in 'Normal' - Exclusive Interview
Director Ben Wheatley joins Film Focus Online for an exclusive interview discussing his work behind the scenes of the brand-new action film, Normal.
Shauna Bushe
May 14
10 Disaster Movies to Watch if You Liked 'Twister'
If Twister left you craving more high-stakes survival and edge-of-your-seat destruction, here are ten disaster movies that deliver spectacle, suspense, and just enough human drama to keep you grounded.
Romey Norton
May 13
'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Fan Event: 20-minutes of The Mandalorians Jump to the Big-Screen
Ahead of the release of the latest instalment in the Star Wars universe, we attended the UK fan event for The Mandalorian and Grogu. The event showcased 20 minutes of exclusive footage along with a Q&A with Pedro Pascal, Jon Favreau, Sigourney Weaver, Kathleen Kennedy and Grogu himself.
Dan Bremner
May 8
The Faces of Jason: Unpacking the Cultural Bloodstream of a Slasher Icon
Over the decades, Jason has been portrayed by a variety of actors and stuntmen, each adding a unique physical language to the oddity while his mask became its own evolving character. Here’s a deep dive into one of horror cinemas most resilient titans.
Shauna Bushe
May 5
What's Coming to HBO Max in June 2026
HBO Max continues to stack its UK line-up with prestige dramas, major premieres, returning favourites, and must-watch films. Here’s what's arriving on HBO Max UK this June.
May 29
What's Streaming on Netflix in June 2026
Netflix continues to deliver a broad, ever-evolving mix of originals and fan-favourite additions, balancing big-budget spectacle with intimate, character-driven storytelling. Whether you're dipping into a returning hit or discovering something new, Netflix’s June line-up offers plenty of reasons to queue up your next watch.
May 29
What's New on Apple TV in June 2026
Every month on Apple TV brings a carefully curated mix of prestige drama, sharp comedy, gripping documentaries, and cinematic original films. Here's everything coming to Apple TV this June.
May 29
What's Coming to Disney+ in June 2026
Each month, Disney+ continues to expand its ever-growing library with a fresh mix of blockbuster premieres, acclaimed originals, returning favourites, and hidden gems worth discovering. Here’s a look at what's coming to Disney+ this June.
May 27
What's New to Shudder in June 2026
Every month, Shudder delivers a fresh wave of nightmares, cult curiosities, and must-see genre premieres for horror fans to sink their teeth into. Discover what's coming to Shudder this June!
May 27
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