Birth/Rebirth is a suitably disturbing and grisly affair that certainly has its shocking moments and revels in its moral ambiguity.

On the Line is a mediocre thriller-inflicted drama that boasts a strong central performance, well crafted production and moments of tension.

Echo is still perfectly watchable with a handful of solid brawls and well executed character work.

Night Swim sinks like a stone in terms of scares and enjoyment and wastes what could have been a self aware, intentionally silly gimmick.

The Boys in the Boat is definitely a ‘Sunday afternoon’ viewing that was surprisingly engaging and boasts likeable characters.

The ideas on display in The Boy and the Heron are interesting and the animation is stunning, amusing and unique throughout.

Rebel Moon - Part One is a bland, sludgy, generic sci-fi epic that is an incredibly weak start to establishing the Rebel Mooniverse.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is a decently entertaining shot of undersea nonsense that honestly could have been something more.

Merry Little Batman is a decent Chrimbo animation that will be an absolute blast for its target demographic.

Godzilla Minus One is a BIG, entertaining, monster blockbuster that I implore you to catch on the big screen.

It is great to see Fincher returning to what he universally does best with The Killer.

What an absolute riot Bottoms was! A perfect throwback to the peak of teen/sex comedy era, yet fitting for today’s modern audience.

The Royal Hotel is a very solid, tense and gritty thriller that manages to strike a chord with its prominent messages and themes.

Werewolf Santa's novelty premise is a crushing letdown in execution. At least the poster and tagline are good?

Starve Acre is a solidly atmospheric and engaging folk horror gem that certainly will tick a lot of boxes for diehard fans of the genre.

It’s so damn fun, fast paced and filled with creativity and silliness that it is impossible to let out a cock-a-doodle-do in happiness.

Enthusiastic performances, bursts of charming wackiness and the cosy locations can’t stop this from being a significant chore to get through

Scorsese proves with Killers of the Flower Moon that he is still working at the top of his game and offers a late career landmark feature.

Gen V adds a new generation of heart, guts (both in and out) and biting social commentary.

A very solid if frequently familiar feeling sci-fi epic. The scope, world building and visual palette are absolutely fantastic.