Passing is incredibly powerful and a strong directorial debut from Rebecca Hall, though it may lack a certain something within its storyline

Led by an icy and magnetic Oscar Isaac performance and including a mixture of distinct stylistic choices from Schrader.

If the swing hits for you then it could easily be in the top 5 Marvel projects to date.

Full to the brim with witty humour, fast-paced shoot-outs and some of the best acting of the year, The Harder They Fall is an unmissable gem

Filled with quirky new characters and littered with nostalgia, Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a rip-roaringly fun adventure for all.

Army Of Thieves falls into that forgettable pit and will be forgotten in matter of weeks.

The underutilization of found footage is completely unforgivable, causing the movies best asset to become its weakest link.

Antlers is a solid little horror flick that is worth seeking out.

Some original stage musicals shouldn’t be adapted into films, and Dear Evan Hansen is, unfortunately, solid proof of that.

Ron’s Gone Wrong is a nice little film and a great way to spend a rainy afternoon but isn’t an animation that will change your life.

The sci-fi blockbuster of the year is finally here.

Told through three different viewpoints, the way in which this disturbing story is depicted is creative with an ending that showcases Scott

Halloween Kills is a fast paced, gory bloodbath that has its repetitive moments yet hits high on the entertainment scale.

Despite an at times overpowering soundtrack, this is a quiet film which manages to build an unbearable tension from the simplest of moments.

Splatting onto the screen in a puddle of goofiness, self-awareness, screwball comedy antics and entertaining action set pieces.

A treat visually, the first two acts promise more beyond what we as an audience receive, and it hinders the overall experience.

love letter to journalism is a joy to watch and is arguably is one of Anderson’s best films to date as well as being one of the best films o

Spencer promises to be one of the films of the year, and a hot contender for awards season.

No Time To Die was meant to release nearly 18 months ago now, was it worth the wait?

The Guilty felt incredibly underwhelming, with the only bright spots coming from the stellar performances of Gyllenhaal and Keough.