By Any Means is a rock solid crime drama, spearheaded to by strong performances and excellent chemistry between its two leads. It may tread a lot of familiar ground and could have had more depth to it, but its paced well and features jolts of intensity and action that keep it engaging.

With Zach Cregger’s revamped adaptation of the iconic infected horror video game series biting down on cinema screens, here is my ranking for the live action outings of the Resident Evil series (including the 2026 flick)!

Resident Evil is without question the best video game adaptation we have had so far. The scenario of one dude having the worst night of his life trying to deliver this package is a perfect vehicle for a cavalcade of horrors. What a blast!

Pressure is an interesting, tense, well paced and tight-knit war drama headed up by strong performances. It can feel a little repetitive in its presentation and structure, but it gets the job done with fascinating insight into this particular element of D-Day.

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Ithaqua is a mediocre blend of mythological, undead horror and a survival Western. The lighting, location settings and practical nastiness is all strong and the performances commit to the material.

A real return to form for DC animation and quickly cements itself as one of the best features they have produced. Its bloody, high-stakes, action packed, faithful visual translation and strong voice cast (particularly Mando) elevate it above a lot of its genre peers.

If you are a fan of Statham, Mutiny will deliver a sharp, short, bullet-riddled shot of action that doesn’t overstay its welcome. There are a few satisfyingly gnarly kills, the choreography is crunchy and the boat setting is a highlight for tight knit action.

Ice Cream Man melts into a pool of gory sludge that wastes a potentially grindhouse channelling fun premise and bludgeons the viewer with undeniably impressive gore that unfortunately gets repetitive fast.

To celebrate 40 years of The Fly, we’re recommending some of the best body horror movies and TV episodes, from grotesque transformations and mutated flesh to parasitic creatures and gloriously disgusting practical effects.

Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 carries on the quality level set from the prior season and continues to balance retro-familiarity in terms of its aesthetic, whilst switching up Bats’ rogues gallery to keep them fresh.

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The Furious is a brutal, gory, creative, pacy, staggeringly well choreographed achievement and certainly one of the best martial arts action films I have seen… since well ever.

Whilst it does feel quite patched together and rushed, Jackass: Best and Last is a gloriously puerile, camaraderie packed swan song that is a fitting farewell.

Supergirl is a solid second film for the DCU and whilst it does suffer from a messy structure and dodgy CGI and action lighting, it absolutely soars when it comes to Alcock’s performance.

Spider-Noir is an excellent, unique, stylish and well paced tale set in an era that the comic book genre hasn’t swung into before. Cage rocks, Gleeson is having a ball and the rest of the cast slide into the noir world impressively.

Power Ballad is a breezy, charming, foot-tapping, funny and heartfelt rock journey that was better than expected. Good luck getting *that* song out of your head as well.

Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition is a headbang worthy rock doc that will no doubt put a smile on the face of metal-heads and provide interesting viewing for the casual viewer.

Mortal Kombat II is an over-the-top, fast paced, fight filled adventure packed with blood and crowd pleasing moments. The practical sets, props and costumes are highlights and the brawls are fittingly gory. However, the plot is a jumpy, messy and not particularly engrossing journey and the dialogue is a very mixed bag.