With a thought-provoking and emotional story, The Whip is a politically charged drama.

A beautiful story told in an imaginative way, The Wild Robot isn't just the best animated film of the year, it may be the best full stop.

Daddy's Head crafts competent scares whilst delivering a captivating and heart-wrenching story centering on grief, death and loss.

Salem's Lot unfortunately lacks bite and falls into the growing pile of King adaptations that will be forgotten as quickly as they appear.

Revenge of the Gwelio is filled with fights, sex and thirst for revenge, but don't expect too much of this average Kung-fu revenge flick.

Terrifier 3 pushes the boundaries once again, delivering absurdly bloody, uncomfortable, creative and disgusting kills.

Making use of slow, psychological tension to drive its story, Children of the Pines is a stand out within the horror genre.

Hellboy: The Crooked Man is to be commended for trying something new, but lacks the scares, thrills and dread is could've delivered.

Harder than the Rock is a well-put-together, informative, and emotional music documentary.

It’s as if Phillips and Silver’s Joker: Folie à Deux fell victim to their own delusions of grandeur.

Alien Love is a simple story of a man’s journey of self-discovery after an unexplainable life event and his life changing forever.

With a range of impressive, unique ideas, V/H/S/Beyond is one of the best additions into the franchise for quite some time.

I admire the ambition from Coppola and managed to find a small amount of enjoyment in moments, but this 47-year project just doesn't work.

My Old Ass is simultaneously hilarious and emotionally resonant. There is life pulsing through its veins.

A competent horror-thriller hybrid with an excellent lead performance and a one-shot approach worth marvelling at.

Transformers One is a jolt of fast paced robotic fun that packs a surprising amount of emotional punch in its final act.

The Outrun is an incredibly special film, one of the years most introspective, personal and poignant thus far.

Never Let Go has an intriguing story, excellent acting, but misses the mark through its lack of information and out-dated CGI.

His Three Daughters authentically presents the real life challenges of going through the most horrible moment in your life.

Slowly pulling back the layers of this murder, all working towards a third act that reveals the different consequences for those involved.