It really is Nicholas Hoult’s time to shine. Having turned in stellar recent performances in Juror #2 and Nosferatu, he’s quietly terrifying as real-life 1980s white supremacist Bob Mathews in The Order, eerily sporting the same bowl haircut as he did aged 11 in About A Boy. Reuniting with his True History Of The Kelly Gang director Justin Kurzel, Hoult is totally convincing as the young neo-Nazi leader who is dangerously charismatic to his acolytes, fixing allies and enemies alike with his piercing gaze.

Mathews is up against Jude Law’s hard-bitten and gloriously moustachioed FBI agent Terry Husk. He’s certainly a hard-drinking husk of a man, convincing himself that his estranged wife and daughter will come back to him and that eliminating Mathews will silence his demons. Law and Hoult are brilliantly matched as the self-destructive adversaries who will each stop at nothing to achieve their ends, with...