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Flight Risk (2025) – Review
When it comes to scope, the directorial career of Mel Gibson has been pretty damn huge. There’s the multiple battles fought by William Wallace in
Companion (2025) – Review
As human beings continue blurring those already faded lines that separate technology from companionship, it seems we’re destined to continue to explore the cinematic, Frankenstein-esque
Into The Deep (2025) – Review
Once upon a time, I used to lament the fact that the killer shark movie had gotten so stupid, we could never hope to get
Wolf Man (2025) – Review
What is there left to be done with werewolves that hasn’t already been attempted? Ever since a depressed Lon Chaney Jr. came a cropper after
Werewolves (2024) – Review
If the classic monsters of yesteryear have proven anything, it’s that it’s imperative that you must be able to change in able to survive –
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2024) – Review
Is there any better kind of soul food than settling down and watching clueless inventor Wallace and his long suffering companion, Gromit, blunder through another
Nosferatu (2024) – Review
Ever since The VVitch launched its remorseless, dread-powered assault upon our psyches back in 2015, there hasn’t quite been another filmmaker like Robert Eggers. Relentlessly
Sonic The Hedgehog 3 (2024) – Review
I have to say, even after two movies and a TV spinoff, I’m still rather taken aback at how fast Sonic The Hedgehog has managed
Carry-On (2024) – Review
While the title will immediately provoke visions of Kenneth Williams’ nostrils flaring in indignation at Sid James legendarily filthy cackle to a certain section of
Kraven The Hunter (2024) – Review
Whether you’ve known it as the SSU (Sony’s Spider-Man Universe or the SPUMC (Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters), there’s no doubt that Sony’s SPUMCed
The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim (2024) – Review
Much like that last minute save that occurs in Return Of The King, where Rohan rides to aid Gondor as Sauron’s orc army attempt to
Conclave (2024) – Review
Tackling the subject of religion in cinema is always going to be a thorny subject, especially if you are going to paint men of the
Frankie Freako (2024) – Review
Hey, you guys remember that part of the the 80s when there seemed to be a disproportionate number of movies featuring lil’ rubber monsters running
Street Trash (2024) – Review
While I’m pretty sure it’s garnered me a fair few strange looks in my time, I genuinely believe that J. Michael Muro’s 1987 scum fest,
The Killer’s Game (2024) – Review
What is it with Hollywood’s fascination with reworking the profession of being a contract killer and turning it into it being a community of cartoon
Gladiator II (2024) – Review
In an era of impressively belated legacy sequels, you’d think it would be tough to surprise me with yet another, sudden return of a cinematic
Red One (2024) – Review
Christmas movies have always been something of a mixed bag. Ignoring the near endless stream of sacherine nonsense pumped out by the Hallmark Channel over
Heretic (2024) – Review
Despite the fact that organised religion has seemingly taken a dip in popularity when it comes to everyday life, it still undoubted is a massive
Venom: The Last Dance (2024) – Review
Separation anxiety is never pleasant – but then, neither is the continuing bafflement concerning Sony Studio’s Spider-Man free Spider-Man universe. Still, that hasn’t stopped the
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