Upping the ante, taking the stakes to a whole new world ending level all whilst introducing more beloved characters from the video games.

Morbius frequently flirts with being outright terrible and substantially average.

Treading a fine line between drama and psychological horror, The Novice is an excellent watch that explores obsession and compulsion.

Ambulance is a full throttle, explosive, carnage packed ride that will certainly satisfy anyone looking for a jolt of adrenaline.

The practical effects, stylistic choices and committed performances make for a bloody entertaining watch.

an interesting showcase of a band whose music might not be on many people’s radars and deserves its moment in the spotlight.

Enticing and twisted, Deep Water sucks us into the journey with mesmerising lead performances and the prospect of an exciting climax, but...

Bergman Island does meta with a pleasing subtlety & executes the narrative within a narrative structure while making both stories compelling

A quietly terrifying and a novel concept surprisingly developed five months before COVID-19 sprang into our lives.

After Yang harmoniously combines sci-fi with family drama to create a movie unlike anything we've seen.

Rebellion is an intimate portrayal of a movement in crisis.

A visually striking, wonderfully hilarious and refreshingly honest take on puberty and womanhood.

Red Rocket is a solid and unique character study that wears its (at times) controversial and gratuitous subject matter on its sleeve.

Big fans of classic 80s sci-fi adventure movies will feel a little nostalgic with this as it evokes good chunks of what made those so good.

Without some affinity for Lucy’s and Desi’s form of art, the biopic about the powerful two remains, somewhat bland.

The Weekend Away may be worth sitting down with on a rainy day, particularly for fans of Leighton Meester or the mystery thriller genre.

Wright gets the scope required for a story like this, and in doing so makes, for the most part, a triumphant piece of musical cinema.

What Matt Reeves has done with The Batman is truly remarkable.

A competent and engaging drama thriller that uses its single location premise effectively, yet lacks the right amount of thrills.

A cold and claustrophobic nail-biter that’s more effective than most.