This Chinatown 50th Anniversary Collectors Edition is a must have for any physical media collectors and/or fans of this classic movie.

A Quiet Place: Day One is a welcome return to this franchise, but offers a different perspective than its predecessors.

The slow start to the series is a little concerning, with the first two episodes being a little bit of a drag.

Alien: Romulus special footage preview plus Q&A with director Fede Álvarez.

Doesn't disappoint as a teaser back into this world, however those wishing for fire and blood may have to be patient.

Disposable characters, re-hashed ideas and shoddy VFX combine to put Atlas right in amongst that ever growing forgettable Netflix category.

A franchise that has spanned over decades, here are all the Planet of the Apes franchise films ranked from worst to best.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes provides us with a stunning lived in world that expands on what has come before it.

There is a beauty within Shōgun that shines through the claret smeared across the screen.

Rebel Moon-Part Two: The Scargiver is a confused chaotic mess. The characters are hollow, the script stale and the use of slow-mo tiresome.

On Fire had the heart racing while the flames were unforgivingly bearing down upon this family.

As The Delinquents unravelled I found myself increasingly compelled and interested in the story it is trying to tell.

Villeneuve has provided a grand epic of cinema, which may just go down with the Sci-fi genre greats.

Eureka struggles under the weight of it's own experimental nature, where the unique & interesting approach jumps on a sluggish 3-part story.

In Broad Daylight manages to not only captivate but also raise awareness about an issue that evades the public eye.

Although Lift isn't a bad movie, it certainly won't stick in your mind for long due to the standard formula it follows.

Latest addition to Jason Statham's action genre resume, it may not be his most riveting feature, but there is fun to be had within the chaos

Society of the Snow is an emotional depiction of a terrible tragedy, that isn’t afraid to tackle the toughest moments of this story head on.

Unlike it's counterparts, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters takes care in the human side of the story, naturally incorporating them in this world.

With it's nostalgic nods, catchy tunes and Chalamet charm, Wonka may just become a family favourite this festive period.