With an intriguing storyline Lifeline has a great pace that keeps you guessing and engaged.

Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford shine but the latest Captain America outing is neither brave nor new nor world-shattering.

Becoming Led Zeppelin is a solid introduction on the band’s roots and the concert footage and musicianship is absolutely stellar.

Dog Man boasts consistent laughs built of of humorous dialogue and neat visual gags, a heartfelt storyline that feels natural and endearing.

The Order is an excellent, hard as nails, unnerving and brooding crime thriller.

War and Justice is a powerful piece of film. It’s ground-breaking and needs to be watched.

I’ve Never Wanted Anyone More puts a fun modern spin on the novel, though the obvious aging of this story sets it back a little.

Fun from start to finish, Companion is a blast that deserves to be seen with an audience.

While You're Cordially Invited doesn’t bring anything new to the rom-com genre, it does offer an entertaining 100 minutes.

A gripping, fast-paced, thriller of a historic retelling that not online shines a light on horrors of the past.

When sharks are front and centre, Into the Deep does delightfully offer some fun carnage in the way of gore, action, and kills.

Elevation sure does fail in so many areas, and yet still, it has an oddly entertaining charm.

Has all the right ingredients to be a trashy throwback riot, instead it crash lands into a mountain of cliches and garish visual effects.

Presence serves as a perfect example of how much you can achieve with a good story and a genius director.

A Complete Unknown finds itself in the upper echelon of music biopic features & is worth a viewing for diehard fans of Dylan and newcomers.

Wolf Man had an interesting premise and a mouth-watering leading duo but ultimately failed to expand or enhance the werewolf genre.

Wish You Were Here is the first romance drama of the year, and it starts us out on a sweet spot.

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.