The Flash is a speedy, fun but undeniably messy ride through DC’s multiverse.

Rise of the Beasts is a solid franchise entry that will certainly have fans of the source material impressed with its roster of characters.

The Boogeyman is a solid slice of supernatural horror that is worthy of a peak inside the ghoulish closet door.

Hypnotic has its moments of genuine ‘so-bad-it’s-good’ entertainment but it suffers from a lack of coherence.

Fast X has an overdose of characters and sequel set up plotting showing that this series probably should have stopped at Furious 7.

Beau is Afraid is the work of a director unhinged and unrestrained by the grips of a studio.

There is certainly a hefty dose of fresh blood in the tank here to make for a riotous experience.

A fun distraction that is perfectly fine viewing if you are in the mood for a jolt of Statham led action thrills.

Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham is another solid entry into the DC’s animated catalogue.

One of the ‘biggest’, most relentless and stylish action films ever put to screen.

Had the potential to be a standout of a true life crime thriller, but unfortunately squanders the opportunity.

Cocaine Bear provides a solid sniff of quality ‘turn-your-brain-off’ entertainment, with an absolutely blissful 95 minute runtime.

You have seen it all before: From the jokes, the plot beats, to the reveals, the only difference is that it hasn’t looked quite this ugly.

Switch your brain off, jump into the cockpit and embrace the loud shooty bang bang and bone snapping fisticuffs.

A slow-burn behemoth of a feature that unravels meticulously over the course of its 158 minute runtime.

M3GAN is a sharp, fast paced jolt of sci-fi horror with lashings of comedy, however it may not reinvent the wheel in terms of its story.

A powerhouse lead performance, an important topic of conversation and strong direction certainly make Till worth a viewing.

Emancipation finds itself being a mediocre to average affair that has genuine potential and a smattering of standout moments.

Troll is a decent slice of B-movie monster fun that certainly is on par or better than a lot of Hollywood’s attempts in recent years.

Violent Night is certainly going to please action fans wanting a drizzling of blood on their Christmas pudding this season.