The four day event is dedicated to genre cinema, in particular horror and its related offshoots, with a special interest in films about or by women.

It’s when the aftershocks of the disaster erupt into the film that Sherpa takes on a startling dimension.

Zack Snyder is not a subtle director. An understatement, I know.

The brainchild of Napster co-founder and former Facebook president Sean Parker, the idea is to distribute films in streaming video the same day as they release in cinemas.

Guy Hibbert’s clever screenplay gets a lot of mileage out of a simple idea.

You can’t quibble with the choice of source material here – Ibsen’s play has all the ingredients of lip smacking soap opera. But Stone’s film strains with the complex plot.

A gently anarchic, tender film about a sibling feud passed its use by date.

First time writer-director Richard Eggers does well to maintain the aesthetic of monochromatic puritan creepiness.

A waking nightmare of rock star glamour set in the middle of the deadliest sea in the world.

Why it’s not just a masterpiece but a feminist work.