A Complete Unknown finds itself in the upper echelon of music biopic features & is worth a viewing for diehard fans of Dylan and newcomers.

The Brutalist taps into a mythological ideal that is grounded in reality, yet elevated by its scope.

Jim Carrey's craziness, the addition of Shadow and a bombastic finale make up for a mixed bag, but Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is set to be a hit.

Boasting an enrapturing atmosphere, unnerving sound design and cracking performances, Nosferatu is a near perfect gothic horror triumph.

The retro feeling, smaller stakes, glimpses into unseen territory and likeable characters make Skeleton Crew (Episodes 1 & 2) easy viewing.

The Piano Lesson is an interesting, well written, excitingly performed and unique take on some familiar themes.

Small Things Like These is a prickly, intimate, and quietly intense and engaging drama that is certainly worth seeking out.

Black Cab starts strong but stalls midway, wasting its supernatural gimmick. Nick Frost is having a blast.

Red One will be another inoffensive, forgettable yet decent action adventure to pass the time. This film belongs on the naughty list.

Despite offering a handful of wacky moments, Venom: The Last Dance is a disappointing, messy, incoherent splat of symbiote goo.

Flow is a unique, beautifully animated, wholesome easy viewing adventure that coasts along its short runtime.

Maria showcases Jolie’s fantastic acting prowess and Larrain’s distinct stylistic flair and unique approach to the biopic formula.

Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is an inspiring, emotional, informative look at the man behind the red cape.

Chain Reactions is a grisly trip down memory lane for those involved, and is a celebration of one of the most terrifying films of all time.

Triumph is a well shot and performed, quirky satirical comedy that unfortunately didn’t quite land for me.

The Surfer showcases the unique acting talents of Nicolas Cage and delivers a very solid darkly comedic, trippy psychological drama.

Haunted Ulster Live is a fun, quirky and self-aware spooky distraction that may just be worth a peek this Halloween.

Salem's Lot unfortunately lacks bite and falls into the growing pile of King adaptations that will be forgotten as quickly as they appear.

Terrifier 3 pushes the boundaries once again, delivering absurdly bloody, uncomfortable, creative and disgusting kills.

Hellboy: The Crooked Man is to be commended for trying something new, but lacks the scares, thrills and dread is could've delivered.