The Lost Bus is a devastating, true-to-life drama, with Stellar performances from all involved.

Primitive War has a great atmosphere, and the group of lawless characters and prominent threats will keep you invested.

Even though The Strangers: Chapter 2 manages to spark life in some areas, it’s not enough to maintain an emotional investment.

Witchboard is a polarizing film, containing elements that suffice an enjoyable experience but that didn’t distract you from the underlying issues leaving you unsatisfied.

Eenie Meanie gains ground with flashy driving sequences, a wide range of bad decisions, and raw action set-ups.

In a nutshell this readaptation is going to either be a strong hit or a lost cause, that all depends on its audience.

In this episode of the podcast, Elliot and Shauna dive into 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' plus, they reveal Shauna's ranking of The Conjuring universe from worst to best.

As the final instalment, The Conjuring: Last Rites releases this weekend what better time to revisit the interconnected universe. Here are all 10 instalments of The Conjuring universe ranked.

The events provide a fun-loving conclusion to the various storylines established in part one and prepares for even more deadly secrets, family chaos and monster mayhem.

This six-part series is jam packed with crowd-pleasing action, ruthless enemies and easy-to-root -for main characters.

So far, Wednesday season two is every bit as fun and engaging and as treacherous as the first.

Jennifer Kaytin Robinson wants a taste, with her legacy sequel bringing bigger swings, and taking even bigger risks.

Ziam doesn’t break ground, or change the genre in any way, as far as zombie flicks go it plays it safe. Nevertheless, its fast, bloodthirsty and punches zombies in face.

With James Gunn’s new Superman film out now in cinemas, and as DC starting its brand-new universe; now is a good time to look back on some timeless classics and the greatest DC films ever made.

The Old Guard 2 is no-where near as impactful as its predecessor, but somehow it still leaves you wanting more.

Listen to our latest podcast episode where Romey and Shauna discuss '28 Year Later' plus give you some must watch zombie films.

As a tribute to Jaws, I’ve gathered a list of 10 Shark popcorn-flicks for you to re-visit or add to your watchlist, let’s talk about them.

Fear Below is sharp with tension and tries its hardest to be a fresh set of teeth in the shark genre.

Clown in a Cornfield offers a lot more than meets the eye, with increasingly brutal deaths, a likeable final girl and sinister clowns on the prowl.

Consecration carried on and felt as stirring as its opening sequence, instead it falls into the repetitive tropes and feels dull fully uninspired.