Snappy, tense, unnerving and unique, Reality offers an astonishing lead performance and several experimental stylistic choices.

Rise of the Beasts is a solid franchise entry that will certainly have fans of the source material impressed with its roster of characters.

The Boogeyman is a solid slice of supernatural horror that is worthy of a peak inside the ghoulish closet door.

A gargantuan collaborative effort that has spawned one of the greatest superhero films of this generation.

Hypnotic has its moments of genuine ‘so-bad-it’s-good’ entertainment but it suffers from a lack of coherence.

Disney are retelling these timeless stories for a whole new generation and if they’re captured by the magic then how can we complain?

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Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, does feel slightly old-fashioned but it flourishes through this traditionalism.

As long as you don’t go in expecting a Picasso, Love Again will provide a heart-warming trip to the pictures.

Fast X has an overdose of characters and sequel set up plotting showing that this series probably should have stopped at Furious 7.

A strange love story and the glossing over of these characters past dampen Master Gardener's overall impact.

It may be a filled with the obvious but it's emotion and heart put this above the regular streaming rom-com trash.

The story is dull and stagnant when it should be nothing but extraordinary. Crater takes itself too seriously.

Beau is Afraid is the work of a director unhinged and unrestrained by the grips of a studio.

Sisu has a pure white-knuckle ferociousness that can be felt viscerally.

Lakelands is one of those rare hidden gems that deserves a wider audience.

Volume 3 is truly a riotous send off and one the Guardians of the Galaxy truly deserve.

Peter Pan & Wendy finds itself stuck trying to be fresher than - but not too similar to - the original.

Excellently acted, full to the brim with twists and with good use of it's technology technique, Missing is an extremely competent thriller.

One Fine Morning is an aesthetically luscious film which struggles to find a balance between its core storylines.