Editor-in-Chief Dan Hunt commends Bros as an original take on the rom-com formula, but the plot does not do much to embrace the authenticity of LGBTQ+ relationships

Film Critic Tom Green reviews DC's Black Adam, finding that it is entirely forgettable

Film Critic Milly Haire praises Emily, finding it a powerful and thrilling imagining of the life of Emily Brontë

Film Critic Tom Green reviews Decision to Leave, finding it to be an effective neo-noir drama

Film Critic Ilina Jha reviews Netflix's The School for Good and Evil, finding that it does not quite live up to its potential

Gaming Editor Louis Wright finds Triangle of Sadness (2022) a successful critique of society, despite flaws in its three-act structure

Film Editor Jess Parker reviews Marvel's first Special Presentation, Werewolf by Night, finding that it fails to live up to the potential it had

Redbrick's writers take us through some of their favourite picks for Halloween.

Gaming editor Louis Wright finds Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile to be a simple, yet fairly effective film

Digital Editor Cara-Louise Scott finds Smile a gripping horror packed with jumpscares, but is frustrated by the film's ending

Gaming Editor Louis Wright praises Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, finding it an artistically brilliant work of creative passion

Film critic Maria Bastan-Sarabi reviews David O. Russel's Amsterdam, finding the plot to be disappointingly convoluted