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.

Transformers One is a jolt of fast paced robotic fun that packs a surprising amount of emotional punch in its final act.

'Shaun of the Dead' celebrates it's 20th anniversary, writer Jack Ransom attended screening and Q&A with Edgar Wright & the films stars.

The Critic is a decent period thriller with a great performance from McKellen at the centre and an immersive era atmosphere.

Film Focus Online writer Jack Ransom had the opportunity to sit with James Watkins to talk about his new film, 'Speak No Evil'.

McAvoy is impressive, the middle of nowhere location is effective and the tension building is well paced.

A ghoulishly fun love letter to the first film, but is simultaneously slightly hindered by the iconic originality of its predecessor.

'Subservience' borrows from previous AI films (especially M3GAN) and delivers a perfectly watchable yet unremarkable 90 or so minutes.

A blast and another standout original horror flick! Its eerie, unnerving atmosphere overshadow its jumpy structuring and familiar beats.

Brings the 00’s atmosphere, disposability and edginess that I wanted, as well as a genuinely excellent and gloriously bloody final act.

Trap is a fun, tense, entertaining throwback thriller that delivers basically what you expect from M. Night Shyamalan.

Duchess is a low budget dud that tries and fails to be so many other far better and more successful films.

Batman: Caped Crusader is a welcome return for the World’s Greatest Detective on the animated small screen.