Review: Outlaw King

Outlaw King rattles along at a bracing pace, but the assured bloodshed of the climax casts a weary shadow over the film’s middle section.

Review: Starred Up

The way in which it answers questions about rehabilitation and forgiveness is credible because the characters and setting feel so authentic.

Review: Spread

The Los Angeles of Spread is the Los Angeles of the collective unconscious: a playground for all things ersatz.

Review: Mister Foe

David Mackenzie uses Mister Foe as an occasion to infuse his smutty purview of modern romantic relations with twee affectation.

Review: Young Adam

David Mckenzie seems less concerned with the film’s central mystery than he is with taking his characters’ clothes off.