Indy Datta reviews M. Night Shyamalan’s low-budget horror flick. After the jump, you will find both things that go bump in the night and real no-fooling spoilers.
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Mostly Links – August Bank Holiday 2015 Bumper Special Edition
Links, stuff, other stuff. Because we didn’t get into a Straight Outta Compton screening, obvs.
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Diary of a Teenage Girl
Sex, betrayal and ‘ludes in Me Decade San Francisco in Marielle Heller’s adaptation of Phoebe Gloeckner’s semi-autobiographical graphic-and-prose novel. A review by Indy Datta.
Dear White People
Justin Simien’s debut feature, a crowdfunding success story and Sundance award winner, hits our screens today. Reviewed by Indy Datta.
Freaks
Tod Browning’s 1932 classic has been digitally restored and is in UK cinemas on Friday. Indy Datta drinks from the loving cup.
The Tribe
Miroslav Slaboshpitsky’s debut feature has been wowing critics and festival juries since it premiered in Critics’ week at Cannes a year ago, universally acclaimed as the calling card of a stunning new talent, a searing whatnot of something or other. Max Fischer begs to differ. 
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Mad Max: Fury Road
Thirty years beyond the Thunderdome, George Miller has retooled and rebooted the Mad Max franchise. Indy Datta swigs the guzzoline. 
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The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
A year after Miyazaki’s swansong, the final bow of his Studio Ghibli partner Isao Takahata. A review by Indy Datta.
Ex Machina
Indy Datta reviews Alex Garland’s directing debut, and steers clear of spoilers.
Print the Legend
Indy Datta reviews The Grandmaster, which hits British cinemas today.
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