Expend4bles is a film completely out of time and shockingly shoddy in its execution.

Dumb Money boasts a superb cast, sharp stylistic choices and balances the personal and business lives of those involved.

Final Summer attempts to pay homage to much-loved alumni of the camp slasher sub-genre but fails to bring anything new to the table.

An example of what grief can do to someone, and with the use of classic horror tropes, shows how frightening that grief can be.

A Haunting in Venice keeps up Poirot’s post 2017-cinematic streak on a decently entertaining path.

An emotionally stirring, engaging portrayal of love, life and time, that will no doubt resonate with every viewer on some level.

Fails to frighten, the script needs some work, the score thumping through the background sounds like you're playing a children's video game.

If you’re looking for something that’s going to confuse your mind and leave you thinking “what have I just watched” then this is for you.

The Nun II continues the trend of below average predictable ghoulish guff, but at least it’s better than the first.

Even though the first half of And Then Come the Nightjars easily held the attention, viewers may find themselves detached by the end.

The central gimmick is suitably creepy and twisted, has decent performances and a sudden yet effective plot 180 around the halfway mark.

An observational sci-fi film that takes chances with its story and forces viewers to contemplate tough questions, for better or worse.

Bad Things bites off more than it can chew and becomes a meandering slog with little pay-off.

Blue Beetle is a solidly entertaining superhero origin that certainly arrives with potential for the character.

Cobweb subverts expectations throughout it's runtime to create one of the most effective horrors of the year.

A commendable action picture rather than an exceptional one. With the film's final showdown unfolds like a Middle Eastern Western.

Mother, May I? lacks the scare factor that horror hounds may crave, but will undeniably impress with it's script.

Whilst Red, White and Royal Blue is sickeningly sweet and over the top, there is a heartfelt message in the ending, and some special moments

Gran Turismo is an entertaining adaptation that has the cars, the speed, the excitement, and most surprisingly, the acting.

Joy Ride is laugh-out-loud funny, unapologetically crude, and emotionally rich.