Alien: Romulus is an ambitious and suspenseful Space-Horror that takes some wild swings along the way.

A comedy version of The Purge movies on paper sounds like a lot of fun, and Jackpot! proves that it is.

See the new trailer for Best Screenplay winner at Cannes Film Festival, The Substance, starring Demi Moore. In UK cinemas September 20.

His hunt begins...see the new trailer for Kraven the Hunter, in cinemas this December.

Trap is a fun, tense, entertaining throwback thriller that delivers basically what you expect from M. Night Shyamalan.

Duchess is a low budget dud that tries and fails to be so many other far better and more successful films.

Lady Terror is entertaining, and is one to watch if you’re looking for a slightly cheesy crime-drama film.

Borderlands departs from the source material, creates mind-numbing new lore for the sake of convenience.

As the newest release in the heist genre, The Instigators doesn’t do much to stand out, even with an all-star cast.

Sky Peals is unsettling and effective in its story through its compelling action and stylized shots.

I Saw the TV Glow was a beautifully unique gem that clearly was a very personal project to director Jane Schoenbrun.

Deadpool & Wolverine is a loud, raucous, crowd-pleasing, bloody blast that injects some adamantium life into the MCU.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is a decent dose of wartime action. However, it’s not one of Ritchie’s strongest outings.

The Beast Within is an artistry in how a film can captivate an audience through suspense and their own imagination.

Action packed with two charming leads, Twisters is the absolute must see blockbuster this summer.

The Last Breath is certainly worth a viewing for fans of this genre, there are better entries out there that do something widely similar.

Despicable Me 4 is the least memorable of the franchise, but the kids will still love it.

There's fun to be had with Fly Me to the Moon, but the runtime was a hindrance to what could've been a sharp 90 minute Rom-Com.

Osgood Perkins’ Longlegs is the unsettling horror event of the year.

it’s brazenly cool attitude, homages aplenty, bursts of twisted splatter and enthusiastic performances make MaXXXine a solid trilogy capper.