Well, here we are. After seven of the most uneven episodes of television I’ve seen in a while, finally we get to the big finish
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The Marine 5: Battleground (2017) – Review
When history remembers the wrestlers who left the squared circle to try their hand at this movie lark, I’ll genuinely have no clue what they’ll
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 7: Dam It (2025) – Review
I absolutely have no idea where this sudden burst of energy has come from, but as FUBAR staggers towards its climax, I’ve found the show
M3GAN 2.0 (2025) – Review
Back in 2022, a new killer doll didn’t just waltz into our lives, but rather Tiktok danced defiantly into the middle of a crowed sub-genre
Ironheart – Season 1, Episode 3: We In Danger, Girl (2025) – Review
With every episode of Ironheart we get, the show gets every closer and closer to becoming something genuinely special, however, it still feels like the
Dolly Dearest (1991) – Review
Be it via some mystical hocus pocus or just a screwed up algorithm, killer dolls have been a fixure of horror films for absolutely ages.
Ironheart – Season 1, Episode 2: Will The Real Natalie Please Stand Up? (2025) – Review
So maybe the first episode of Ironheart didn’t erupt from the stating blocks like an arc reactor powered racecar, but there were enough aspects concerning
F1 (2025) – Review
Back in 1990, Jerry Bruckheimer had a can’t lose idea – what if he took all the basics from the smash hit fighter jet movie,
Ironheart – Season 1, Episode 1: Take Me Home (2025) – Review
As we continue to weave through these troubled times for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I guess the only people not taking any time off is
Rush (2013) – Review
There are seemingly two ways to properly come at a sports movie (we won’t count the third which are parodies like Baseketball and Dodgeball); the
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 6: Penny Possum’s Pizzapocalypse (2025) – Review
Isn’t it always the way? You spend episode after episode kicking lumps out of a show and then all of a sudden it just randomly
Driven (2001) – Review
Why is it that plots for sports movies are just so interchangeable? Most, if not all, throw at us a choice between a cocky youngster
The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 2, Episode 8: If History Were A Conflagration (2025) – Review
Well, here we are again – another Walking Dead season finale, another ending where we have absolutely no idea where the episode is going to
Death Race 2000 (1975) – Review
Can satire be too ridiculous? I mean, that’s the point of satire, right, to exaggerate things that are occurring in our political or social climate
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 5: Trippin’ The Abyss (2025) – Review
It seems that after struggling to do anything with the new status quo that it put in place at the start of the season, FUBAR
Redline (2009) – Review
The beauty of Anime is that you can present a world effortlessly more exagerated than the ones we usually see in live action. Any sense
Elio (2025) – Review
In a time where live action remakes of animated classics are dominating the cinemas and even the mighty Pixar has to concede that sequels are
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 4: Astro-Not (2025) – Review
And we’re back up again.The fluctuating quality of FUBAR continues to wriggle and squirm like an electrified snake as we reach the halfway point of
28 Years Later (2025) – Review
While it throws off the symmetry a little, 23 years earlier, director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland gave us 28 Days Later, a movie
Hell Of The Living Dead (1980) – Review
The average 80s Italian zombie movie usually arrived on other shores armed with the odd alternate title, but even by these standards, Hell Of The
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