Marshals quickly returns for its second season with All Hat No Cattle and wastes no time diving back into the chaos left hanging from the
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The Terminal List – Season 1, Episode 3: Consolidation (2022) – Review
Episode 3 of picks up right where the previous one left off and digs deeper into the mess surrounding James Reece. Chris Pratt continues to
The Terminal List – Season 1, Episode 2: Encoding (2022) – Review
Episode 2 of The Terminal List picks up in the immediate, devastating aftermath of the events that closed the premiere and wastes little time establishing
Cradle 2 The Grave (2003) – Review
Is declaring an action movie as incredibly dumb always such a bad thing? Now, I’m not just talking about an actioner that willfully ditches physics
In The Grey (2026) – Review
It’s amusing to think that once upon a time, Guy Ritchie was criticised for typecasting himself as a director who solely made “mockney” gangster flick
Runner (2026) – Review
In something of a confusing move, we find that only a couple of weeks after Amazon released Gal Gadot’s abysmal jog-or-die action/thriller, The Runner, Alan
Freebie And The Bean (1974) – Review
While Richard Donner’s Lethal Weapon is frequently credited for crystallising the rules and tropes of the buddy cop movie for 80s audiences, there were plenty
The Runner (2026) – Review
Am I mistaken, or has Gal Gadot fallen from portraying one of the big three of the DC lineup, to becoming the poster girl of
Mayday (2026) – Review
OK, I know what you’re thinking. A direct to streaming action/comedy with Ryan Reynolds as the star? It’s hardly a badge of quality these days
Striking Distance (1993) – Review
When crafting a movie, it helps to have something of a cohesive vision of what the final product will look like. Tone, plot, characters –
The Terminal List – Season 1, Episode 1: The Engram (2022) – Review
The first episode of The Terminal List wastes almost no time establishing its tone. From the opening moments, the series signals that this will be
Mutiny (2026) – Review
Oh Jason Statham, where will you turn up next?I don’t know if it’s just my imagination, but are we getting more Statham movies a year
The Commuter (2018) – Review
Does Liam Neeson suffer from problems with unfamiliarity or something? I mean, we all like a daily routine, but by 2018 it really did seem
Bastille Day (2016) – Review
Anyone else think how it’s genuinely weird it is that so many horror directors suddenly find themselves directing action flicks nowadays? If it isn’t the
Bulletproof (1987) – Review
It’s not like we need any more examples, but just in case you felt a more under the radar example was needed to prove that
3000 Miles To Graceland (2001) – Review
Some movies feel like they were always destined to be made. That their creation was perfectly timed and formed in the very stars themselves, that
The Furious (2025) – Review
It seems that every decade, the gods of ludicrously brutal martial arts movies see fit to deliver us generational examples of very angry people pounding
Homefront (2013) – Review
Whether you appreciate the bald, hard-hitting stylings of Jason Statham or not, you have to admit that he’s certainly etched his name into the mighty
Night Of The Juggler (1980) – Review
I suppose I’d best make space in that file in my brain that’s labeled “How The Hell Had I Not Seen This Before?”, because I
Priest (2011) – Review
Sometimes your first instinct is bang on the money. Based on a Korean comic book I’ve never read which was in turn based on a