Unstoppable ticks a lot of boxes that you’d want and expect from an uplifting sports drama.

Devilishly dark and by far the most disturbing entry into the franchise thus far, it is certainly not for the faint of heart.

It’s a shame that Werewolves lacks focus in its writing as the premise is promising and the lead performance is great.

Filled with charm and no cheesy-unrealistic scenes, Step Back, Doors Closing is an inspiring, hopeful film you’ll fall for instantly.

The Brutalist taps into a mythological ideal that is grounded in reality, yet elevated by its scope.

The Damned mostly concerns itself with a looming sense of dread, an eerie atmosphere, and existential horror to deliver its scares.

On the surface, A Real Pain may seem like a comedy, but it’s more about the raw and real relationship between two people.

Birdeater is an intriguing watch, and does a good job at keeping you guessing.

Smile As You Kill is a competent indie film that keeps you invested with deliciously dark comedy.

The magic of Aardman and Wallace & Gromit is still thriving after all these years in Vengeance Most Fowl.

Robbie Williams has once again proved that he is the ultimate entertainer – but he is an entertainer with a story.

At its heart, Speak Sunlight is a coming-of-age- story about forgiveness, redemption and living for the now.

With a happy and fulfilling ending, A Trip Elsewhere is creative, arty, fun and a decent watch.

Even though it’s a difficult watch, From Ground Zero is an important and powerful must-watch, to see what is happening to the people of Gaza

Jim Carrey's craziness, the addition of Shadow and a bombastic finale make up for a mixed bag, but Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is set to be a hit.

If you’re looking for a fun action film this holiday season, make sure to check out the airport thriller Carry-On.

Mufasa: The Lion King features roaring character development and an origin story worthy of one of the most beloved worlds in cinema history.

Boasting an enrapturing atmosphere, unnerving sound design and cracking performances, Nosferatu is a near perfect gothic horror triumph.

Glass Casa invites you to a fun and frightening night with this hilariously dark whodunnit.

A film that will inspire others to keep fighting for their dreams. With emotional performances, Four is a must-watch drama.