Taking a look back at the best fifteen films of 2021!

After a big and strange year for cinema, we look back on the worst it had to offer.

Halloween Kills is a ridiculous and bloody fun mess of a sequel.

Julia Ducournau's shocking and thought provoking tour-de-force is violent and tender in equal measure.

A quick rundown of every 2021 horror film I've seen this year.

A hypnotic and mesmerizing spiritual hero's journey - and the best film of the year so far.

A strong debut from Rose Glass - even if it could use a little more meat on its bones.

A flawed but enchanting fantasy with a great female lead.

Godzilla vs. Kong is sure to please fans of the titular characters' previous outings, but isn't likely to win over any new converts.

A beautiful romance that nontheless can't help but feel a little bit slight.

An intriguing but ultimately cold exercise from a normally remarkable team.

A flawed but frighteningly atmospheric Jewish horror story.

A beautiful and tender story of family.