Never Let Go review – Halle Berry shoulders the mother lode in sinuous survivalist horror
French genre specialist Alexandre Aja’s chiller builds up a palpable sense of menace but fumbles the last act
The Substance is gory – but the real body horror is that 70% of women dislike the size of their breasts
Demi Moore’s gory satire The Substance made me think about self-image, bodily autonomy – and our worrying obsession with cosmetic surgery, writes Emma Beddington
‘An impossible passion’: cinema’s long love affair with Wuthering Heights
Saltburn director Emerald Fennell has caused a stir with her project to remake Brontë’s classic – but the novel has been provocative for more than 170 years
Wolfs review – forgettable Clooney-Pitt vehicle soon runs out of gas
Even the combined charm of its two leads cannot elevate this one-joke comedy-thriller about two underworld fixers double-booked on a job
Will & Harper review – Will Ferrell hits the road with a newly transitioned pal
Josh Greenbaum funny and poignant documentary follows the comedian and his old friend across the US in a likable portrait that never quite rings true
My Old Ass review – time-bending coming-of-age comedy with real heart and depth
Maisy Stella and Aubrey Plaza are a winning duo playing their present and future selves in Megan Park’s silly but surprisingly satisfying film
‘It has felt so bizarre’: Industry’s Harry Lawtey on coping with sudden fame
It’s quite a leap for a ‘fragile, sensitive kid’ to find himself starring in a Hollywood action movie. After the huge success of Industry and his new part in Joker, Harry Lawtey reveals why being in denial is the only way he can make sense of it
Megalopolis review – Francis Ford Coppola’s epic fail
The storied director of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now swings for the fences with a lavish-looking but muddled and empty tale of thwarted ambition
Elizabeth Olsen: ‘I’m not the sexy one. I’m not the nerd. I don’t know where I fit’
She thought acting was ‘silly’, despite having A-list sisters. Her interests lay in dance, accountancy, agriculture, construction. Here she explains how she conquered her anxiety and embraced being a Hollywood star
Sunday with Will Poulter: ‘I leave the cooking to my mum, but we’ll do the dishes’
The actor talks about legendary family roasts, sun-worshipping in London and watching Doncaster Rovers and Arsenal, the two giants of football
Dame Maggie Smith: ‘the complete actor’
The former cabaret star, who died on Friday aged 89, dazzled in everything from Shakespeare to Harry Potter
The Outrun review – Saoirse Ronan impresses in a refreshingly unconventional recovery drama
The actor excels as an alcoholic who returns to Orkney in Nora Fingscheidt’s fine adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s memoir
‘People say, just get surgery, and I’m like: Bruh, this is after surgery’
Cosmetic surgery fuels the fallacy that looks bring happiness. But what is it like to live with a striking visible difference? The star of a new film about the subject shares his real-life experiences
Nickel Boys review – Colson Whitehead novel becomes intensely moving story of a racist reform school
Adaptation of Whitehead’s novel about two young friends trapped by institutional abuse is told with piercing beauty by RaMell Ross
Is The Substance brilliant feminist critique or a soulless mess?
The divisive body horror about ageing has won plaudits for star Demi Moore yet some remain unconvinced of its depth