Top 10 Films readers have the chance to get their hands on one of the year’s most impressive boutique releases as we give away a Limited Edition Insomnia Blu-ray from Second Sight Films. Erik ...

The bathroom might have been off limits for cinema in its earliest form just as kissing was unheard of on-screen but as filmmakers began to enjoy a more liberal approach, the room where things are ...

For those that were present for its original theatrical run, the version of Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind seen on TV today is quite different from the film ...

The Sheep Detectives arrives in cinemas this spring with a starry cast, a wildly original premise, and the combined creative firepower of director Kyle Balda and writer Craig Mazin — making it one of ...

Many notable filmmakers have made great films second time around. These might have continued the trend set by their debut or announced their arrival “proper” with works that surpassed their career ...

Eric Red’s Cohen & Tate, which was released in 1989, has long existed in that strange cinematic purgatory where cult thrillers go when they’re too brutal for the mainstream and too overlooked for the ...

The 1980s are frequently romanticised as a golden era of neon aesthetics, synthesiser soundtracks, popcorn-friendly blockbusters, and epic sequels. Yet beneath the decade’s glossier, chart-topping ...

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy is a "disgusting" body horror masterpiece. Discover why critics are hailing this domestic possession twist as a terrifying must-watch. Chris Killian of ComicBook.com took the ...

The Kung Fu Kritic returns to tell us about the best 1990s kung fu films including popular American comedy Rush Hour, Jackie Chan action extravaganza Police Story 4, and Jet Li great Once Upon A Time ...

Dan Stephens is the founder and editor of Top 10 Films. He's usually pondering his next list, often inspired by his adoration for 1980s Hollywood, a time-travelling DeLorean and an adventurous ...

Following a successful international debut at the Cleveland International Film Festival, writer-director Anna Rodgers brings her latest work, Grace, home to the Fastnet Film Festival in Cork. A ...

The result is a film that promises laughs for kids, winks for adults, and a surprisingly heartfelt message about courage and community. As Jackman puts it, “I think it’s very much about what we can ...