Evil Dead Burn is the weakest of the franchise while still containing enough of what makes the series worthwhile to frustrate rather than disappoint entirely. Vaniček is clearly a capable filmmaker and there is genuine craft here alongside the genuine misses.

The Furious is a brutal, gory, creative, pacy, staggeringly well choreographed achievement and certainly one of the best martial arts action films I have seen… since well ever.

With the full line-up officially announced and the first screening occurring just next week, it’s time to get excited for 2026’s edition of Fantasia International Film Festival.

Superbly written and acted, backed up further by stunning cinematography that utilises the apartment location perfectly, The Invite is an equally tension-filled and hilarious ride that quickly becomes Wilde’s best work yet - in both the acting and directing department.

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Pitfall is definitely worth a viewing, especially for that final act that really is quite kick ass, though the journey to get there leaves much to be desired.

Whilst it does feel quite patched together and rushed, Jackass: Best and Last is a gloriously puerile, camaraderie packed swan song that is a fitting farewell.

Supergirl is a solid second film for the DCU and whilst it does suffer from a messy structure and dodgy CGI and action lighting, it absolutely soars when it comes to Alcock’s performance.

Hungry treats its characters like real people and its monster like an absolute juggernaut, proving that the horror genre has a terrifying new heavyweight champion.

From must-watch series and family entertainment to gripping dramas, documentaries, and big-screen adventures, there’s always something new arriving to refresh your watchlist. Here’s a look at what's coming to Disney+ this July.

From chilling original films and twisted new series to beloved classics and hidden gems, From chilling original films and twisted new series to beloved classics and hidden gems, Shudder celebrates horror in all its blood-soaked forms. Here’s everything arriving on Shudder this July.

Toy Story 5 is another funny, well animated and genuinely heartfelt entry that simply cannot match the heights of what came before it and weighed down by a slightly dated central message.

In this monthly digest, we round up the standout arrivals, brand new series, notable films and interesting documentaries heading to Sky and NOW this July, helping you plan your next watchlist with ease.

Thanks to spectacular central performances, a sharp script that balances tears with genuine laughter, and an ending sequence that will absolutely leave a lump in your throat, its predictability never weakens its impact. Voicemails for Isabelle is a beautifully shot, deeply moving piece of cinema that provides exactly what your heart needs.

Dragon Mom may not seek to reinvent the documentary format, but it succeeds in presenting a thoughtful and compassionate portrait of a family navigating unique challenges together.

To Busk or Not to Busk succeeds in highlighting the passion that exists behind street performance. It may not dig quite as deeply as its premise allows, but its warmth, authenticity and appreciation for its subjects make for an engaging watch.

Paramount Pictures have released the trailer for Heart of the Beast, where survival depends on the bond between man and his dog — Exclusively in cinemas on September 25.

Paramount Pictures have released the trailer for Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, with all new song "Bottle Up" by Backstreet Boys out Friday, June 12 — Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie releases in cinemas on August 7.

Walt Disney Studios have released the final trailer for Moana, the highly anticipated reimagining of the much-loved animated film — Releasing exclusively in cinemas July 10.

Despite its promising premise, Chum sinks faster than it can swim with an uninspired narrative leaving the film dead in the water.