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.

The main trio of The Marvels are charismatic, fun to be around and are hopefully sending the Marvel universe in the right direction.

Season 2: Part 1 does not suffer from it's predecessors success, in fact takes the Invincible show to similar heights.

Aside from the lack of zombie attacks and a fairly quick resolution, Herd holds up as being a credible zombie flick.

Totally Killer doesn't do anything ground-breaking but it's mixture of slasher, comedy and sci-fi tropes make this a fun watch.

Star Wars: Ahsoka brings some fun aspects of the galaxy to the table alongside old character favourites.

Wes Anderson shorts; The Swan, The Rat Catcher and Poison, are now available to stream on Netflix.

The Exorcist: Believer is an entertaining and satisfying sequel, even if there weren't enough scares to keep you awake at night.

This is Anderson playing in the world of Roald Dahl and I for one am keen to see more.