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Film/TV bylines: Guardian, Telegraph, Little White Lies, Variety, Reader's Digest UK. Withdrawal in disgust is not the same as apathy.
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The Furious review – dial-shifting dadsploitation mayhem as father goes in search of kidnapped daughter

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By Mike McCahill Verified
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Thu, 25 June 2026 at 8:00 am UTC Buddies v baddies … Miao Xie as Wang Wei, front, with Joe Taslim as Navin in The Furious. Photograph: Lionsgate/PA It keeps happening: every few years, usually during a run of lethargic Hollywood spectacles, the Overton window of screen violence gets recalibrated by a muscular wonder from the east.
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Unsure about Disclosure Day? You are not alone

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By Mike McCahill Verified
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A little bird told me … Emily Blunt, left, and Wyatt Russell in Disclosure Day. Photograph: Universal Pictures and Amblin En; Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment/Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment/AP A sage person once told me every noted director’s career is an ongoing conversation with the audience. Some film-makers – Michael Haneke, say – sit on high, like a headteacher at an assembly, and loftily number the ways in which we’ve let ourselves and the school down.
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Diabolic review – Mormon-country horror takes ayahuasca down to the creepy cellar

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By Mike McCahill Verified
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Ill-advised … Mia Challis as Gwen and Elizabeth Cullen as Elise in Diabolic. Photograph: Everett/Shutterstock Though it features few recognisable faces, this Australian-shot, US-set indie horror displays a core competency that gets it some of the way to where it’s heading – only to collapse in the final reels into the usual hacky manoeuvres.
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