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‘Archive’ Review: Dir. Gavin Rothery [Best of 2021]

If you’re a fan of edgy and cerebral science-fiction with some noir flourishes, Archive is a film that you must not miss.

The year 1999 was an excellent year for premium movies with Go sitting firmly towards the top of that pile.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock in the remote reaches of the world you will know that Spider-Man: No Way Home has just arrived into cinemas.

In 1999 the worlds of science-fiction and action movies were forever changed thanks to a little film called The Matrix.

In the run-up to Christmas, an FBI task force is issued the job of tracking down and stopping a couple of serial killers.

The Big Bang Theory star Johnny Galecki leads The Cleanse, a delightfully strange oddball comedy, sci-fi, drama.

Christmas is a time for fun frolics in the snow, and in terms of festive frights, you can’t get much sillier than Jack Frost.

It becomes apparent very early doors why Santa’s Slay is the first, and only, feature film from David Steiman.

Back in 2007, directors Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo debuted A L’Interieur at Frightfest.

Directed by directing team Abiel Bruhn and John Rocco, The Night Sitter is their latest Christmas-set venture.