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

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

The myriad of grotesque, creepy ideas, delectable atmosphere and del Toro’s intros to each episode will please horror fans right off the bat

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

Hellraiser is a somewhat frustrating experience as there are some genuinely fantastic narrative ideas on display.

Werewolf by Night sees the MCU baring its fangs in creative and bloody fashion.

When it comes to its balancing of plot threads, multiple characters and multi-genre balancing, it buckles under its own weight throughout.

The Woman King is a surprising crowd pleaser and showcases a host of brilliant performances and satisfying action.

‘Love’ might just be the key word that defines this film. It is for the fans that love these characters.

I was skeptical going into Crimes of the Future, however Cronenberg’s return after 8 years was (mostly) a satisfying event.

Swinton and Elba make for a great pairing, Miller’s stylistic choices are fantastic throughout.

The Invitation is an utterly forgettable, uninspired affair that fails both at its scares and its dark romance.

Simultaneously delivering both what the audience expect and also substantially switch up any expectations they might have had going in.

Ron Howard certainly delivers a consistently riveting, engaging, incredibly claustrophobic and anxiety inducing affair.

Where the Crawdads Sing is a largely dull misfire that had potential to be a breath of fresh air in the cinematic landscape.

Video game adaptations have had it rough when it comes to both the big and the small screen. None quite more divisive than Resident Evil.

Episode 7 (Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed) and episode 8 (The Instant White-Hot Wild) are an excellent double hitter.

A devilishly fun, disturbing, effectively paced solid horror flick featuring a brilliant scene stealing performance from Ethan Hawke.

So far (in its first six episodes) The Boys Season 3 delivers exactly what fans of the series want more of.

Men is a twisted, chilling, beautiful and disturbing experience.