Don’t Look Up Review: Superb ‘End of World’ Satire
The World is about to end but no one’s paying attention in Adam McKay’s biting satirical black comedy ‘Don’t Look…
Bruised Review – Halle channels Rocky in this riveting redemption drama
‘Bruised’ packs a punch and has plenty of heart, but a lack of focus leaves this fight film drowning in…
Passing is Beautiful, intimate and serene
Passing explores an area of racial identity rarely seen on screen, told from the perspective of two African American women…
Army of Thieves Review: A safecracking, Zombie free European adventure
Army of Thieves puts together a reasonable package but never quite hits the heights of other movies in the genre.…
Kate is dying for revenge against the Yakuza
Kate is an Ultra-violent, blood-soaked rampage across neon lit Tokyo Kate is directed by Cedric Nicholas-Troyan and stars Mary Elizabeth-Winstead…
Beckett Review – Tedious and dull, uninspired conspiracy thriller
If you were hoping for a film in the vein of ‘The Fugitive’ with tension and excitement, then Beckett is…
Will ‘The Harder They Fall’ reignite love for cool Cowboy Movies?
The Wild West demanded a better class of Outlaws, well here they come in this teaser trailer for The Harder…
The Woman in the Window – Stellar cast, weak lacklustre delivery
The Woman in the Window needs to step outside and get a reality check on what a successful psychological thriller…
Fatherhood Trailer – Kevin pulls at the heart strings as a struggling widowed dad
Kevin Hart faces life as a lone parent with a new baby girl in Fatherhood, coming to Netflix in June…
Monster Review – Beware the Company you keep
Monster is engaging and insightful with some moving performances and an important warning regarding guilt by association Monster is the…