Wick Is Pain is a celebration of one of action cinema’s greats.

If this truly is the end, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is an imperfect but fitting farewell to one of action cinema’s most enduring legacies.

We Were Dangerous teaches us that no one can dim your light and change who you really are - so don’t let them try.

Bloodlines feels like a fresh and thrilling revival—bringing new life (and death) to the series, with inventive sequences and a cinema experience I won’t soon forget.

It may not be everyone’s cup of psychedelic tea, but The Lost Princess is an evocative, bold film that deserves credit for its heart and originality.

The Bad Patriots will make you question what it means to be a patriot, and a political one at that.

With an ending that’s twisted and powerful, The Severed Sun will make you think and freak you out at the same time.

Fight or Flight has a fun concept, but the mile-high antics of eccentric assassins, an off-beat protagonist and comedic violence has been done so much better.

Despite being a hard watch due to its harrowing subject matter and its abrupt, dark and show-all approach to it, Withdrawal is nothing short of an applaud-worthy hidden gem.

Fans of character-driven indie films, awkward situational humour, and on the lookout for a fun, easy film will find A Fantastic Relationship both endearing and honest.

If you're into indie thrillers with cult vibes, shady characters, and a healthy dose of mystery, Final Recovery delivers.

Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is a clever and really enjoyable heist-thriller with standout set-pieces and action that Christian Gudegast directs with style.

Beneath the surface-level chaos, Sharkers is a story about escapism, male ego, and the terrifying moment you realise you’re not the main character in your own life.

Competently acted with commendable filmmaking on display, Salvable is a gritty crime drama that doesn’t pack the punch it tries to due to a weak storyline.

Thunderbolts* more grounded and character focused approach makes it the most consistent MCU flick in a while.

Until Dawn is the perfect example of a popcorn horror flick. Entertaining and fun with a likable cast and back to back scares.

If you’re craving something feel-good but not fluffy, musical but not a full-blown song-and-dance, Do I Shock U Like Lightning will absolutely hit the spot.

The Accountant 2 is one of those rare joys that takes everything that worked from its predecessor and doubles down on it.

Fréwaka is an eerie, well shot and atmospheric gem that is well worth seeking out if you're a fan of the folk horror genre.

Havoc is flawed but a blast once the action kicks in with Hardy’s presence and Evans’ kinetic genius shining through.