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Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Aug 25, 2026 6/10 It may not be The Time of Your Life, but a couple of hours with these American Idiots certainly won’t feel Redundant (I’ll stop now). Go to Full Review Nimrods (2025) 72% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Aug 18, 2026 6/10 Playing out like a modern, camp cousin to the Airplane movies, the film seems determined to prove that Queer cinema doesn’t always have to have a message....perhaps the film simply existing joyously is the true message. Go to Full Review Stop! That! Train! (2026) 85% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Aug 18, 2026 9/10 American Utopia is another gem from an artist who knows how to make a concert film memorable. Go to Full Review David Byrne's American Utopia (2020) 97% 85%

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Aug 18, 2026 6/10 Slight but enjoyable, The Summer Book is an expedition that wins you over with its beauty. Go to Full Review The Summer Book (2024) 80% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Jul 17, 2026 4/10 A muffled interpretation of Orwell’s fable Go to Full Review Animal Farm (2025) 29% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Jul 17, 2026 3/10 Moana had the opportunity to dig deeper into the story’s cultural significance, or themes of female leadership, but by being safe it is sentenced to the worst of movie fates: being forgettable. Go to Full Review Moana (2026) 33% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Jul 17, 2026 9/10 Great directors seek out challenges. Nolan could easily have made a Bond film or dissolved into the world of Marvel, but he chose to make an 8th century epic poem into a summer blockbuster. The gamble pays off, as The Odyssey is truly unique cinema. Go to Full Review The Odyssey (2026) 94% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine May 27, 2026 6/10 Mortal Kombat II will satisfy die-hard action fans and those who like something that doesn’t require too much brain power. Go to Full Review Mortal Kombat II (2025) 63% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine May 27, 2026 7/10 Clever, funny, and blood-spattered, Obsession will prompt discussions rather than playing them out on screen, striking a balance between social allegory and chilling entertainment. At the very least, you’ll avoid novelty shops for a while. Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine May 27, 2026 9/10 Watching Coel and McKellen work together is a pleasure, and another chapter in the diverse career of one of Hollywood’s great storytellers. Go to Full Review The Christophers (2025) 95% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine May 14, 2026 6/10 Michael is a jukebox biopic designed to keep the legend alive rather than uncover any revelations. Those who still hold him up as a musical deity will be delighted, and even neutrals will find themselves humming along to the hits. Go to Full Review Michael (2025) 38% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine May 14, 2026 6/10 it’s pleasingly catty, with Streep, Hathaway, and Emily Blunt crafting an affectionate retread that may have some misfires, but does enough to satisfy the devoted fans of the original Go to Full Review The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026) 78% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Apr 13, 2026 6/10 It may struggle slightly towards the end as it doesn’t delve as deeply into the themes of religious guilt and motherhood as you would like, however, overall Undertone is another example of how the hip Hollywood studio is changing the genre. Go to Full Review The Undertone (2025) 74% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Apr 13, 2026 8/10 A great cast comes together to make Father Mother Sister Brother a fascinating watch, viewing a universal subject through Jarmusch’s unique lens. Go to Full Review Father Mother Sister Brother (2025) 81% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Apr 13, 2026 6/10 The story also leans heavily on clichés, with even the most casual cinemagoer able to see where the next bump in the road is coming. Still, the enthusiasm and unique nature of California Schemin’ makes it a caper worth watching. Go to Full Review California Schemin' (2025) 91% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Apr 1, 2026 6/10 A bold and frantic plea for history to not repeat itself… again Go to Full Review Orwell: 2 + 2 = 5 (2025) 84% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Apr 1, 2026 8/10 While not comprehensive, Kim Novak’s Vertigo feels like the kind of personal journey that few films offer. Go to Full Review Kim Novak's Vertigo (2025) 88% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Mar 17, 2026 6/10 The film may not reach the grim heights of the show’s best moments, but if you’ve been pining for more of Steven Knight’s world you’re in for a treat. Go to Full Review Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026) 90% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Mar 17, 2026 8/10 If you’re an animation fan that appreciates the medium’s craft, and want something a bit more than what the Disney empire can offer, this is a must-see. Go to Full Review Arco (2025) 93% - -

Victoria Luxford Clash Magazine Mar 16, 2026 9/10 A remarkable film that should be seen in its IMAX form, but will bring a galaxy-sized smile however you see it. Go to Full Review Project Hail Mary (2026) 95% - -