Sequels tend to be fairly straightforward affairs, right? Follow up an earlier film with a continuing storyline that delivers all the things you liked about
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Ringu (1998) – Review
Picture the scene. The horror genre is once again growing stale as the recent resurgence of slasher movies is already burning out. It’s obviously that
Sunshine (2007) – Review
During his genre-hopping days, Danny Boyle had already tangled with stripped back thrillers (Shallow Grave), brutal comedy drama (Trainspotting), quirky rom-coms (A Life Less Ordinary)
Rush Hour 3 (2007) -Review
After Rush Hour 2 did the business at the box office, the franchise seemed primed to high kick confidently into trilogy territory, and yet a
Life (2017) – Review
When the trailer first surfaced for the 2017 sci-fi creeper, Life, there was a persistent theory going the rounds that it was actually a secret
John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) – Review
Seemingly going from cult to icon in less time it takes to pump a shotgun, John Wick managed to shoot his way up the ranks
Bullet Train (2022) – Review
Maybe it’s because of the continuing success of the MCU – a franchise that notoriously cherishes the effects of a good joke – or maybe
47 Ronin (2013) – Review
When 2021 ends, there will have been two big budget action films financed by American money that feature Asian leads. Obviously time will tell whether
Army Of The Dead (2021) – Review
While I frequently run hot and cold with the cinematic output of Zachary Edward Snyder, there’s no denying that my favorite movie of his by
Mortal Kombat (2021) – Review
Over the past couple of years, the much maligned genre of video game adaptations has been crawling ever closer to that elusive four star review
Top 5 Things That Knocked Us Out In The Mortal Kombat Trailer
Despite the fact that it’s competition is solely made up of some of the worst films every made, it’s still a relevant point that the
The Wolverine (2013) – Review
Separating Hugh Jackman from his feral haired, metal boned alter ego is not an easy task. Hollywood’s nicest man by this point had played the
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