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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023) – Review
Ever since the legendary Saturday morning cartoon exploded from the manhole cover of popular culture, the rambunctious quartet of adolescent, malformed, martial-art reptiles seems to
Lake Placid 2 (2007) – Review
Hey, anyone remember Lake Placid? Sure you do! It was that killer crocodile movie that came out in 1999 that had a surprisingly great cast
Attack The Block (2011) – Review
Cinematic alien invasions have taken all sorts of shapes and sizes over the decades – be it the gargantuan saucers from Independence Day hovering over
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 5: Here Today, Gone To-Marrow (2023) – Review
Over the past four episodes, FUBAR has been content to stick to the same formula that’s seen Schwarzenegger trade in on his previous cinematic personas
Hiruko The Goblin (1991) – Review
Swerving from the experimentally industrial metallic/phallic leanings of the Tetsuo movies to riffing on the gonzo energy of Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead movies, director Shinya
Near Dark (1987) – Review
For all the glorious gifts it selflessly gave us, it’s still utterly unfathomable to me that ridiculously stylish vampire/western Near Dark isn’t as universally adored
Free Fire (2016) – Review
I really have a sizable soft spot for movies that dispense with complicated plots and multiple destinations in favour of focusing entirely on incident. It’s
Secret Invasion – Season 1, Episode 6: Home (2023) – Review
The final installments of the MCU’s television excursions have always been tricky affairs, either scuppering numerous, thoughtful episodes with an unnecessary CGI climax that visibly
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 4: Armed And Dane-gerous (2023) – Review
We hadn’t even gotten halfway through Arnold Schwarzenegger’s debut on streaming services before I was convinced that its throwback charms were going to start grinding
They Cloned Tyrone (2023) – Review
In the wake of Jordan Peele’s Get Out, a whole slew of genre fare that had its roots solidly buried in the anxieties and trials
The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 1, Episode 6: Doma Smo (2023) – Review
So, as we reach the end of Dead City, something becomes glaringly obvious – this isn’t the end at all. Not even close.Maybe I was
Barbie (2023) – Review
Movies based on toys don’t exactly have the reputation of being the smartest of cinema’s exports as every entry that proves to be the surprising
Oppenheimer (2023) – Review
As clock counted down and the zero hour approached to the release of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, it became apparent that its power didn’t just lurk
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 3: Honeyplot (2023) -Review
As we round the tracks and head into FUBAR’s third episode, the show’s layout and tone are now as clear to see as a brown
Insomnia (2002) – Review
Since drifting into the realms of the super-blockbuster with the likes of Batman Begins, is somewhat easy to forget the quieter and smaller affairs that
Pet Sematary Two (1992) – Review
Back in the late 80s, Mary Lambert pulled of something of an impressive coup. Not only was she one of the rare, women directors working
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 2: Stole Train (2023) – Review
Cynicism is a cruel mistress – just take the effect it has on instances of popular culture that just simply want to entertain without weighing
Scanner Cop 2: The Showdown (1995) – Review
In these complicated times, the concept of a police officer who is able to alter people’s perceptions and even kill them with nothing more than
Secret Invasion – Season 1, Episode 5: Harvest (2023) – Review
Secret Invasion seems to be having something of an identity problem as of late. What should have been a tight, wildly unpredictable, solo adventure for
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