Knock at the Cabin is definitely worth the cinema trip as it's an extremely competent thriller and one of Shyamalan's best for a while.

This isn’t a love story, it's a story of self-acceptance. The final scenes of queer joy prove there is hope; you have a place in this world.

A Netflix comedy that is a little too obvious and massively cliched while failing with its aim of being a “clever take” on social commentary

Switch your brain off, jump into the cockpit and embrace the loud shooty bang bang and bone snapping fisticuffs.

If Rye Lane is any kind of indicator to the level of British cinema we’re going to be getting this year, then it’s going to be cracking.

With The Accidental Getaway Driver, we come for the high stakes hostage thriller, but in the end we stay for this intriguing relationship.

Onyx has his fans and you can’t scratch the feeling that’s who this is ultimately made for, a lot of whom backed the project.

A Thousand and One is beautifully written and impeccably acted. A.V. Rockwell proves that she is one to watch going forward.

If the ending embraced the craziness of the final act as both McKenzie and Hathaway did then it had the makings of being more satisfying.

Aliens Abducted My Parents isn’t the be-all and end-all of filmmaking but the story at its heart is enough to warm the coldest of hearts.

A dazzling look into how quickly a man can resort to the nuclear option when the world doesn't serve him in exactly the way he wants it to.

The Pod Generation propels us into a future where our dependence on technology has reached its way to having children.

Sometimes I Think About Dying's realism with a dash of whimsy means that it’d be easy to get lost in this world watching life go by for...

A slow-burn behemoth of a feature that unravels meticulously over the course of its 158 minute runtime.

The Old Way doesn't quite offer anything new to a Western genre, but is watchable and mildly entertaining nonetheless.

Empire of Light might not be the life-changing experience that it promises to be. But it still offers an escape that any film can only hope

Get on down to your local cinema and spend two hours with Otto Anderson and his cat, I promise you you won’t regret it.

M3GAN is a sharp, fast paced jolt of sci-fi horror with lashings of comedy, however it may not reinvent the wheel in terms of its story.

Beautifully shot and competently acted, The Pale Blue Eye is worth a watch from the comfort of your own home.

A powerhouse lead performance, an important topic of conversation and strong direction certainly make Till worth a viewing.