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'A Minecraft Movie' Review: Lands Firmly in the Mid Tier of Video Game Adaptations
A Minecraft Movie shows off what it’s based on with pride. So it’s hard to imagine it existing in any other way, for better and for worse.

Alex Gilston
Apr 6, 2025


'Death of a Unicorn' Review: A Wildly Entertaining Ride But Struggles to Find the Right Balance
Death of a Unicorn provides plenty of silly entertainment, though the inconsistencies within the script stop it from hitting a home run.

Becca Johnson
Apr 2, 2025


'Hello Beautiful' Review: A Poignant Tale of Strength and Transformation
With a standout lead performance, a touching narrative, and a strong emotional core, Hello Beautiful is a powerful watch.

Romey Norton
Apr 2, 2025


'A Working Man' Review: A Bone-Crunching, Straightforward, No-Nonsense Action
A Working Man delivers a bone-crunching, straightforward, no-nonsense 110 minutes that should please most Statham fans.

Jack Ransom
Apr 1, 2025


'The Life List' Review: An Adorable Performance From Star Sophia Carson
The Life List, a romantic drama that is far too long, but has such an adorable performance from its star, Sophia Carson.

M.N. Miller
Apr 1, 2025


'Con Mum' Review: A Dark, Cold and Jaw-dropping Tale of Manipulation
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

M.N. Miller
Mar 31, 2025


'The Problem of the Hero' Review: A Riveting Clash of Art and Identity
The Problem of the Hero is more than a historical drama. Thought-provoking and impeccably acted, it’s a must-watch!

Romey Norton
Mar 30, 2025


'Nomad Solitude' Review: A Poignant Portrait of Life on the Road
Nomad Solitude remains a compelling and humanizing documentary. It’s a film about resilience, redefining home, and the search for peace.

Romey Norton
Mar 29, 2025


'Novocaine' Review: Hits Hard in Action But the Story Pulls its Punches
Novocaine is at its best when playing with the "no pain" element within its action scenes.

Elliot Lines
Mar 28, 2025


'Gator Creek' Review: Delivering Exactly What You'd Expect From a Gator Creature Feature
What Gator Creek does offer is 90 minutes of snappy kills, and allows you shut off your brain and enjoy the ride.

Elliot Lines
Mar 25, 2025


'The King of Kings' Review: A Heartfelt Easter Animation for the Whole Family
The King of Kings is a beautifully crafted animation film that blends history, faith, and imagination.

Romey Norton
Mar 24, 2025


'Snow White' Review: A Far Cry From the Magic That Originally Put Disney on the Map
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.

Alex Gilston
Mar 22, 2025


'The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia' Review: An Insight Into Modern Society's Obsession With Fame
The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia offers a suspenseful narrative and a strong insight into modern society's obsession with fame.

Romey Norton
Mar 22, 2025


'The Alto Knights' Review: Robert De Niro Returns to the Mafia Genre - But is it Worth it?
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.

Jack Ransom
Mar 20, 2025


'Rule Breakers' Review: A Powerful Story of Resilience and Innovation
In Rule Breakers, director Bill Guttentag brings to life an incredible true story that is as thrilling as it is inspiring.

Romey Norton
Mar 19, 2025


'Black Bag' Review: Soderbergh’s Stylistically Firing on All Cylinders
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.

Jack Ransom
Mar 18, 2025


'The Rule of Jenny Pen' Review: A Twisted, Creepy and Focused Tale
The Rule of Jenny Pen is a twisted, creepy and focused tale centring around a captivating battle of wits.

Jack Ransom
Mar 17, 2025


'Hood Witch' Review: A Modern Take on Age-Old Witch Hunts
Hood Witch is a thought-provoking exploration of how ancient prejudices can resurface in modern guises.

Romey Norton
Mar 17, 2025


'Death 4 Dinner' Review: Smart and Stylish Murder Mystery
Death 4 Dinner is smart, stylish, and packed with enough surprises to satisfy even the most seasoned mystery lover.

Romey Norton
Mar 14, 2025


'Opus' Review: John Malkovich is Addictive in Nearly-hit Horror
Opus works as a fun mystery thriller, but we can’t help but feel it could have been so much more.

Seb Jenkins
Mar 12, 2025
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