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.

Top Gun: Maverick is pure blockbuster joy that will take your breath away. It is imperative that it be seen on the biggest screen possible.

There's not only masterful technical prowess and fantastic performances, but a bucket load of personality, heart and boundless creativity.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a celebration of all things Cage. This is essential viewing for Cage fans.

The Bad Guys is an easily watchable, energetic and fittingly chaotic enjoyable time.

Morbius frequently flirts with being outright terrible and substantially average.

Ambulance is a full throttle, explosive, carnage packed ride that will certainly satisfy anyone looking for a jolt of adrenaline.

The practical effects, stylistic choices and committed performances make for a bloody entertaining watch.

Red Rocket is a solid and unique character study that wears its (at times) controversial and gratuitous subject matter on its sleeve.

Uncharted still provides a frequently rollicking and fast paced adventure that is hard not to enjoy.

Jackass Forever is exactly what fans have been waiting for for over 10 years.

Led by a thunderous performance from Denzel Washington, making The Tragedy of Macbeth a magnetic watch.

The 355 overall is unfortunately a largely average affair, though certainly not due to its ‘girl power’ message and energy.