Half documentary and half narrative flashbacks, I am DB Cooper gives us an insight into a man who claims to be the famous plane hijacker.

Violent Night is certainly going to please action fans wanting a drizzling of blood on their Christmas pudding this season.

Bones and All, a movie that shouldn't work, becomes one of the best of the year.

Its innovative visuals really elevate the film beyond a father-son film that we’ve seen a billion times over.

Blending the captured and uncaptured to produce an emotionally compelling piece of film that for a debut is nothing less than astounding.

A gritty tale exploring religion vs science that is helmed by a masterful lead performance by Florence Pugh.

Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me is a brave leap of faith to connect with her audience on a deeper, more personal level.

A sharp tongued, bitingly funny and twisty tale of delectable disturbing-ness backing a host of standout performances.

Instead of rehashing what came before Disenchanted attempts to do something different, and through that proves itself a similar success.

Full of great performances, interesting discourse and a central group of characters worth rooting for, Call Jane is a powerful watch.

Despite it's two decent lead performances, its a horror movie without a great deal of horror, feeling lacklustre when it comes to an end.

Black Panther Wakanda Forever is a fitting tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman, and there is plenty of emotion and heart throughout.

Can now be added to the horror highlights of the year with its lean, simplistic, claustrophobic and occasionally shocking tale of paranoia.

Enola Holmes drops back in with a bang, to solve yet another mystery, in a sequel that’s as energised as its predecessor.

Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry's chemistry on screen shines through the trauma laced storyline.

An emotional and visually stunning watch, yet it's average dialogue and surface level exploration stops it from reaching true greatness.

Crazy, shocking and well acted, is an entertaining and intriguing original idea that fumbles during its third act but impresses nonetheless.

From the generic flashback opening all the way through to the laughable final scene, this is an exercise in “seen this all before".

Terrifier 2 has shaken the horror community and made it's presence known, that's undoubtable.

Raymond & Ray is a touching tale about two brothers who are still overcoming their childhood traumas.