Tim Robey

A Real Pain is a very welcome throwback to a type of indie comedy-drama that had all but disappeared.

· 9-min read In her new film Babygirl Nicole Kidman pushes the boat out.

If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a few surprises in Wolf Man – even if none of them are quite big enough.

This viscerally exciting horror remake is equal parts The Shining and The Howling – and gets the monster transformation absolutely right

Here plants itself in one square foot of American soil and never moves. Fashions change over decades; wall colours fluctuate; a dreadful mid-century sofa is replaced by a sofa bed.

With its lead couple the victims of cringe-worthy de-ageing, Robert Zemeckis’s domestic drama is as manipulative as a fake séance

Cinema's classic monsters are staging a comeback, one at a time. Robert Eggers's Nosferatu , the umpteenth retelling of Dracula, has made well

David Lynch made not one thing that can be discarded, and every frame he got on screen will be sparking our imaginations for many years to come.

The weird, the wonderful, the deeply tragic… The late director created a body of work like no other – here are the films to watch

There are plenty of Kidman turns that give the lie to any dim notion she's a glacial or inhibited performer, or carefully “classy” in a Grace Kelly way.