The Life List, a romantic drama that is far too long, but has such an adorable performance from its star, Sophia Carson.

This is the story of Con Mum: a dark, cold, and jaw-dropping tale of manipulation as callous as anything you’ll ever see in a Netflix series

The Problem of the Hero is more than a historical drama. Thought-provoking and impeccably acted, it’s a must-watch!

Nomad Solitude remains a compelling and humanizing documentary. It’s a film about resilience, redefining home, and the search for peace.

Novocaine is at its best when playing with the "no pain" element within its action scenes.

What Gator Creek does offer is 90 minutes of snappy kills, and allows you shut off your brain and enjoy the ride.

The King of Kings is a beautifully crafted animation film that blends history, faith, and imagination.

We can only wish, like Snow White does over her well, that future remakes will be made with more love than it seems this one was.

The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia offers a suspenseful narrative and a strong insight into modern society's obsession with fame.

It’s a shame that a legendary lead is wasted on a script that's pale in comparison to many of The Alto Knights' iconic influences.

In Rule Breakers, director Bill Guttentag brings to life an incredible true story that is as thrilling as it is inspiring.

Black Bag is one of those movies that just oozes style, class and slick craft that showcases an established director and an A-list cast.

The Rule of Jenny Pen is a twisted, creepy and focused tale centring around a captivating battle of wits.

Hood Witch is a thought-provoking exploration of how ancient prejudices can resurface in modern guises.

Death 4 Dinner is smart, stylish, and packed with enough surprises to satisfy even the most seasoned mystery lover.

Opus works as a fun mystery thriller, but we can’t help but feel it could have been so much more.

Stationed at Home is an unexpected gem, that’s tender, thought-provoking, and brimming with life.

Last Breath boasts a gripping true story that pairs nicely with a 90-minute run-time to create a snappy, tight and fast-moving thriller.

Despite Peter Dinklage's commanding performance, American Dreamer’s stark lack of humour and slow, dull plot prevents it from entertaining.

An exploration of identity through dark humour in a bleak sci-fi setting - one that allows Pattinson to shine as he acts against himself.