Dogma is finally back where it belongs, in Kevin Smith’s hands, and once again gracing the big screen in a new 4K remaster for its so-called “25th Anniversary” (actually 26th, but who’s counting).

A Merry Little Ex-Mas isn’t here to reinvent the Christmas rom-com — and that’s fine. It’s exactly what audiences want from a Netflix festive film: escapism with a hint of emotional truth

Despite having some potentially interesting themes and some impressive stylistic choices, The Disinvited fumbles its premise due to poor dialogue, dull pacing, unlikeable and uninteresting characters.

Sisu: Road to Revenge is a film that knows exactly what it is and runs with it to absurd levels. Gloriously over-the-top, gleefully gory and pushing the boundaries of how silly things can get.

Humans in the Loop is a thoughtful, beautifully restrained character study that uses the language of technology to explore something far more personal. It’s a film about work, identity, and the invisible threads connecting people to systems far bigger than themselves. Subtle, intimate, and thematically rich, it lingers long after the credits roll.

Mark Andrew Altschul’s All American is a powerful, human portrait of determination and change. Following three young women wrestlers over five years, the documentary explores gender, identity, and perseverance in a sport still learning to welcome them. With raw honesty and emotional depth, All American celebrates female strength—both on and off the mat.

In Divia (2025), Ukrainian filmmaker Dmytro Hreshko turns his lens on an unexpected casualty of war — nature itself. Haunting yet breathtaking, this visually stunning documentary captures the quiet resilience of forests, rivers, and animals caught in the chaos of conflict. With its poetic pacing and environmental focus, Divia redefines the war documentary, transforming silence, survival, and beauty into a powerful cinematic statement.

Run, don’t walk, to see the latest Stephen King adaptation on the big screen. While it may fall ever so slightly short of Wright’s sharp, satirical best, The Running Man remains one of the action highlights of 2025, with plenty to say about modern society and the dark hole we risk tumbling down. Much like Squid Game, The Hunger Games, and even The Long Walk, the concept of entertainment-as-control should serve as a stark warning to us all.

Experience the riveting true-crime drama that redefined a generation of biopics. We’re giving away TWO Capote Special 2-Disc Limited Collectors Edition Mediabook.

In this episode, Elliot and Jack delve into the Predator franchise, focusing on the latest instalment, Predator: Badlands. They conclude by ranking the films and speculating on the future of the Predator series.

Predator: Badlands is a thrilling and emotionally charged addition to the iconic franchise. Director Dan Trachtenberg delivers a bold, lore-expanding story packed with brutal action, strong performances and surprising heart. With Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi leading the charge, this is a fresh evolution of the hunt — and proof the Predator saga is far from over.

Chris Stuckmann’s long-awaited debut Shelby Oaks blends found footage horror with emotional mystery as a woman’s search for her missing sister turns into a descent into the supernatural. Visually striking and atmospheric, it showcases Stuckmann’s directorial flair, even if the story falters under familiar tropes and uneven pacing.

Shudder turns up the terror this November with Gothic legacies, twisted fairy tales, and blood-soaked competition. Highlights include Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story, The Ugly Stepsister, and new seasons of Dragula: Titans, Guts & Glory, and The Creep Tapes. Plus, classic chills like The Changeling, The Hitcher, and Angst join the library for a month of pure horror perfection.

A moody, sun-damaged noir with heart, Luderdale may not reinvent the genre, but it’s still an intriguing and entertaining watch.

Roads of Fire has done what great documentaries should: it opens our eyes and refuses to let us look away.

As Constantine celebrates its 20th anniversary, Keanu Reeves’ dark and stylish take on DC’s chain-smoking antihero returns to the big screen. Though not hailed as one of the all-time comic book greats, the film’s bold visual flair, supernatural themes, and cynical edge have helped it earn lasting cult status.

Despite a few qualms and familiarly expected beats, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues was an easy watch gem that should hopefully please fans.

Experience the thrilling, laugh-out-loud adventure that takes mischief and mayhem to a whole new level. We’re giving away THREE 'The Bad Guys 2' Blu-ray editions.

Light Up is a celebration of light, life, and the quiet, powerful act of being yourself.

Regretting You offers a perfectly serviceable, tear-soaked night at the movies and successfully adapts the BookTok formula.