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.

Michael is unfortunately a mediocre and incredibly generic biopic that plays it very safe and feels like the filmmakers are doing everything in their power to make its subject the personification of perfection.

California Schemin’ may not rewrite the music biopic rulebook, however it sizzles with an excitable, rebellious and charming vibe.

The Magic Faraway Tree is an easy-going, sweet and welcome slice of family fantasy adventure. Its sets, props, costumes and creative worlds make it worth a cinema viewing and the cast are a likeable bunch who are all having a good time.

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is a solid sequel that delivers pretty much exactly what you expect. Well paced, gnarly, Weaving and Newton rock and the location is a fitting battleground. It does play it a little too safe and can feel a bit undercooked, but this is a solidly fun sequel.

How to Make a Killing is a solid ‘eat the rich’ caper with a stylish, slick aesthetic, a consistent pace and fun performances. There are twists, turns and tension to keep you hooked, a few laugh-out-loud lines and easy going vibe to the whole thing

Jitters shows promising ideas and features an over-the-top villain, however it is painfully generic in the writing of its characters and lacks any genuine scares, thrills or particular gross out horrific moments.

The Bride! is an electrically charged punk rock infused big messy swing of a flick that certainly won’t be for everyone. Buckley and Bale are giving their all, the film looks fantastic and has a myriad of bonkers moments.

The Moment will no doubt land more with fans of the Brat era, but for casual viewers this is still a solidly entertaining, at times bitingly funny, chaotic and unpredictable romp.

With The Silence of the Lambs turning 35 this year, it's undeniable just how seeped into pop culture Anthony Hopkins’ performance is still to this day. We take a look at Hopkins in the iconic role of Hannibal Lecter.

Wuthering Heights is a bold, beautiful, intoxicating, brash statement of a film, which showcases genuine heartbreak and sensitivity yet also does find its feet occasionally stepping in trashy paperback fluff with a little stuffiness in the second half.