We decided to split our year-end roundup into individual posts this year, with each of the team providing their personal take on the entertainment that helped us through this crazy year. In this post, Sarah discusses her favourite movies and TV shows of the year. Let us know if you agree or disagree with any […]

We decided to split our year-end roundup into individual posts this year, with each of the team providing their personal take on the entertainment that helped us through this crazy year. In this post, Lee discusses his top 5 movies and TV shows. Let us know if you agree or disagree with any of his

We decided to split our year-end roundup into individual posts this year, with each of the team providing their personal take on the entertainment that helped us through this crazy year. In this post, Clare discusses her top 5 movies and TV shows. Let us know if you agree or disagree with any of her

We had so much fun putting together the CineChat Halloween awards recently, we decided to do the same again for Christmas! Last year, we put 50 Christmas movies to the general public via a series of polls, whittling them down until only one winner was left standing… Love Actually! This time, it was up to

There are scores that everyone knows and loves, and others that manage to slip under the radar for one reason or another. So, the CineChat team decided to each pick two scores that they felt deserved a little more love. Please do let us know your underrated favourites, either in the comments or on our

For Halloween, we thought we’d try something a little different to our traditional top 10 posts. Instead, we decided to pick 10 horror categories and then nominate and vote on our favourite movies/scenes/characters in order to determine who should win a prestigious CineChat Halloween Award. There were surprises, and controversy, but here are the winners…

With London Film Festival coming to a close, we wanted to give a mention to some of the films we got the chance to see but weren’t able to fully review. Some of these will be available via cinemas and VOD over the coming weeks and months, so do check them out if you’re interested. Remember to

Originally we’d planned to make this Father’s Day post a top 10 of movie dads. But what exactly makes a great movie dad? Is he the kind and caring parent who’s always there for his kids, whenever they need him? Is he the comedy dad, making us laugh with whatever dilemma or situation he finds

We Are One: A Global Film Festival is a free 10-day online festival, exclusively on YouTube, born out of the idea that the film community can come together in times of crises – both in celebration of films and in support by providing much needed relief for COVID-19 efforts. The 10-day online festival is from

Pretty much wherever you are in the world, you’re spending far more time at home than ever before. Here in Kent, we’re on lockdown so I’ve been streaming up a storm the last 4 weeks. Here are my top picks for your continued quaran-stream’s, let us know what you’ve been watching too! Teen Spirit (2018)

So, as Team CineChat try to keep their sanity intact during the current chaos, a bit of an impromptu Ari Aster roundtable formed on our group chat. It all started off with a simple question…

Director: Erwan Mainopoulous Stars: Eugene Simon, Scroobius Pip, Daz Black Kill Ben Lyk is a British-French independent film, co-written and directed by Erwan Marinopoulos and starring Eugene Simon, Simone Ashley and Scroobius Pip. The story follows a group of people with nothing in common but the same name, Ben Lyk. It’s unfortunate then that a

In October 2019 Marielle Heller attended London Film Festival to premiere her new film A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood. I was lucky enough to attend the screening and following Q&A with Heller, which you can check out below. (Contains mild spoilers. Comments have been mildly edited for clarity.) What did Mr Rogers mean to you