Clarisse Loughrey
Clarisse Loughrey is the chief film critic for The Independent. She also co-hosts The Big Screen Book Club and Fade to Black podcasts.
Michael B Jordan’s vampire film Sinners deserves to be a sensation
‘Black Panther’ filmmaker Ryan Coogler directs Jordan in two roles in this inventive period thriller
Millie Bobby Brown’s Netflix epic Electric State is totally incoherent
The writer-director duo behind ‘Avengers: Endgame’ have made an eerily dystopian action film that worships nakedly at the altar of consumerism
Millie Bobby Brown’s Netflix epic Electric State is totally incoherent
The writer-director duo behind ‘Avengers: Endgame’ have made an eerily dystopian action film that worships nakedly at the altar of consumerism
Mike Leigh’s Bafta-nominated Hard Truths will make you laugh and cry
The British director’s new film features a titanic performance from Marianne Jean-Baptiste, who reunites with him nearly three decades after his Oscar-nominated ‘Secrets & Lies’
Mike Leigh’s Bafta-nominated Hard Truths will make you laugh and cry
The British director’s new film features a titanic performance from Marianne Jean-Baptiste, who reunites with him nearly three decades after his Oscar-nominated ‘Secrets & Lies’
Kraven the Hunter is an abysmal farewell to Sony’s Spider-Man universe
Aaron Taylor-Johnson (shoeless and feral) and Russell Crowe (tiny scarf) scrape the barrel of comic book adaptations in this strange, sloppy and long-delayed mess
Kraven the Hunter is an abysmal farewell to Sony’s Spider-Man universe
Aaron Taylor-Johnson (shoeless and feral) and Russell Crowe (tiny scarf) scrape the barrel of comic book adaptations in this strange, sloppy and long-delayed mess
Wallace and Gromit is rib-tickling proof newer isn’t always better
All hail the return of Feathers McGraw, a villain of silent malevolence equal to Hannibal Lecter
Wallace and Gromit is rib-tickling proof newer isn’t always better
All hail the return of Feathers McGraw, a villain of silent malevolence equal to Hannibal Lecter
