John Bleasdale

The white stuff in big movies isn’t real - sometimes it’s bleached cornflakes, sometimes fire extinguisher foam.. and it used to be asbestos

The star who began in children's theatre in a Norwegian forest is Oscar-bound with Sentimental Value

From the Beckhams to Edie Murphy and Charlie Sheen, they promise truth but deliver reputation laundering dressed up as intimacy

The No Kings protests were heartening - but they exposed an absence of younger stars willing to stand up

The monster movie stood out at a festival full of three-star films

They’ve captured a moment of IP fatigue. But more than anything else, they're good

The great director should have thought twice about promoting the conspiracy theories that are now a central plank of US government policy

A new documentary captures the conundrum of the ultimate individual in a team sport

Rants, spoilers, lazy lists like this one - the internet has wrecked film writing and infected other parts of the trade, too

The painter-turned-director’s In the Hand of Dante has divided critics. Luckily, he thinks it’s a masterpiece