February 17, 2026

Wuthering Heights isn’t hot Leave sex to the imagination

John Maier

03.02

Behind the horror renaissance The genre opens up uncomfortable truths

Noah Kumin

02.02

Melania: Queen of camp As the world burns, she preens

Kathleen Stock

03.01

‘Excalibur’ is English fantasia John Boorman’s myth is richer than reality

Aris Roussinos

02.01

Wes Anderson’s Potemkin movies Real life is not a patisserie

Darran Anderson

22.10

Film buffs are Frankenstein’s real monsters Cinema doesn’t need to be serious

Poppy Sowerby

18.10

Putin is facing his Waterloo Bondarchuk’s epic revels in Soviet savagery

Aris Roussinos

11.10

The battle over Paul Thomas Anderson His revolution should not be politicised

Matt Feeney

09.07

The case for patriotic cinema Britain needs to re-embrace its swagger

Henry Cochrane

30.05

Tom Cruise’s Scientologist soul His self-belief is superhuman

Matt Feeney

30.01

Movies are Modi’s new weapon Bollywood is rife with anti-Muslim hatred

Tarushi Aswani

12.09

How Fritz Lang invented fantasy His epic films are free from tiresome psychology

Sam Jennings