A Family Affair unfortunately fails to impress, despite the charismatic leads, with a bland plot, inflated run-time and lack of originality.

Arcadian will certainly find its viewership through those who don’t mind slower burning, character focussed horror films.

Shyamalan shows tremendous promise with The Watched, a unique folk horror filled with intriguing mystery, gorgeous cinematography and good p

Stopmotion is successful in creating an eerie atmosphere, and is helmed by a fantastic lead performance.

Hoard is filthy, imaginative and one of the most memorable, arresting films of the year.

Genuine chemistry, steamy sex scenes and a romance worth rooting for make The Idea of You a blast.

The Last Stop in Yuma County puts Galluppi on the map as a filmmaker to keep an eye on.

Funny, horrifying and wildly unique, Abigail is a triumph.

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With a deeper story, more kills and improved visuals, Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 exceeds expectations set out by the original.

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The First Omen is a shocking, gruesome and meticulously crafted prequel with stellar performances.

Música is a unique, creative and cheerful breath of fresh air that breathes new life into the rom-com genre.

Sleeping Dogs has no heart, no intrigue and doesn't deliver as competent a mystery as it thinks it does.

Road House is one of the more competent action flicks of the year thus far, helmed by a stunning lead performance from Jake Gyllenhaal.

Damsel boasts an excellent performance from it's leading lady and a well-designed dragon with plenty of screen-time.

Dogman is full of tonal inconsistencies yet has a lot of heart and tells an engaging story.

With an entire cast full of tremendous performances, Lisa Frankenstein is an 80's-inspired joy throughout.

Ordinary Angels is equal parts inspiring and emotional, helmed by two incredible lead performances and telling an important story.

Suncoast is a beautiful yet heart-breaking depiction of growing pains, grief, friendship, loneliness and much, much more.