Hill’s trying to revive an old genre of an erotic thriller with I, Portrait, and in some cases, it works, and in others, it doesn’t.

Gladiator II brings viewers back to Rome in a grand, visually impressive sequel, yet struggles to forge its own path.

The Avenger is an entertaining drama, but lacks the action to warrant a second watch.

Cuttingly dark yet awkwardly hilarious, Hippo is a beautifully shot, perfectly acted whirlwind of stark ideas that come together well.

Black Cab starts strong but stalls midway, wasting its supernatural gimmick. Nick Frost is having a blast.

Turn Me On is a fun little watch that fans of Black Mirror-esque dystopian worlds will certainly find enjoyment in.

Dark Night of the Soul is a thought-provoking watch about a woman's journey to self-acceptance and forgiveness.

A Good Day Will Come is a powerful, must-watch short film, offering deep insights into Iran’s struggles in just 25 emotional minutes.

Red One will be another inoffensive, forgettable yet decent action adventure to pass the time. This film belongs on the naughty list.

In Fidelity offers a refreshing, natural take on romance—confident, conscious, and just the right mix of dry and vulnerable.

If you’re a fan of the crime-drama genre, and films with layers and suspense, then Model Behaviour is one to add to your watchlist.

Saturday Night takes us back to where it all began, in an imagined run up to SNL going on air for the very first time.

Juror #2 brings an intriguing concept and a strong lead performance from Nicholas Hoult, but suffers from revealing too much too soon.

Midas Man does well in showcasing the life and talent that was Brian Epstein while simultaneously being a Beatles biopic.

Skelly is a heart-warming experience, filled with love and positivity. It’s the perfect family movie to watch this fall.

Despite a talented cast, Bagman fails to entertain due to lack of scares, poorly written characters and meandering story.

Through a clever script, compelling acting, and creative shooting style, The Haunting of Hollywood is a must-watch.

Quantum Suicide is an interesting story that will appeal a specific audience - those intrigued in intellectual science dramas.

Despite offering a handful of wacky moments, Venom: The Last Dance is a disappointing, messy, incoherent splat of symbiote goo.

Hugh Grant swaps charm for chills this Halloween in Heretic – and it begs the question, why has he not done more horror?!