Hanky Panky is wacky, wonderful, and at times completely bonkers.

La Cha Cha is light-hearted with crude comedy, highlighting the power and importance of friendship, acceptance and community.

The New Boy will open your mind and your heart, as you’re taken on a spiritual journey of an orphan and a nun navigating their beliefs.

Ricky Stanicky is oddly put together, with missed opportunities, and dead air.

How Deep is the Ocean has a lot of promise but fails to deliver as it makes safe choices and is badly shot.

Some Other Women boasts a strong cast whilst they give decent performances, the script becomes too confusing towards the end.

The eight episodes of Mr. & Mrs. Smith lead to a strong and compelling conclusion - which might take you by surprise.

Whilst Role Play boasts a decent cast, it’s not enough to save it from a tepid story-line and lack of action.

To quote the film “not everyone will get it, but the right ones will” and that is the perfect way to summarise Destroy all Neighbors.

Sound of Freedom is politically charged - it’s trying to shed light on a very real world-wide issue but might fail to entertain as a viewer.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is the fantasy series everyone has been waiting for.

Candy Cane Lane is a comforting Christmas film that will leave you with the message of hope, love and family.

What makes this film so brilliant in terms of comedy is its twisted logic of screwball comedy.

With a sweet ending, underneath the killings, It's A Wonderful Knife has a rather wholesome message about self-acceptance and self-love.

They Wait in the Dark plays on emotions of hopelessness and desperation, building the never-ending sense of dread.

As a horror, The Tank fails to fulfil any genre, from thriller to psychological as its storyline is so weak.

Withnail and I is a 5 star film for me, what is it missing? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

The perfect horror film to watch this spooky season blending classic horror genres and tropes so well you’ll be sleeping with the light on.

Sex Education season 4 is an excellent and emotional ending to the most progressively fun series to hit our screens.

An example of what grief can do to someone, and with the use of classic horror tropes, shows how frightening that grief can be.