The Wrecking Crew Review
The Wrecking Crew is Violent but Fun, Prime Time Action Dave Batista and Jason Momoa bring the fun, plenty of action and violence in the…
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After the Hunt Review: BFI London Film Festival 2025
The latest from Luca Guadagnino, After the Hunt is a dark and twisty tale about misconduct in academia Alma (Julia Roberts) is a leading professor…
Deep Cover Review: Improvise. Adapt. Come Undone.
Improv action comedy Deep Cover is a surprise hit ‘Bumbling civilian gets caught up in a police sting’ is a tried and tested source of…
Unstoppable Review: An Incredible story of the defiant human Spirit
Unstoppable shows how an impossible dream can become reality through grit, persevearance and defiance on Prime Video this January Watching films like Unstoppable sometimes makes…
Nickel Boys Review: LFF 2024
The horrors of segregation and the aftershocks of slavery are distilled into a single place in RaMell Ross’ Nickel Boys “In here and out there…
The Assessment Review: LFF 2024
As intelligent as it is bleak, The Assessment is a thrilling Sci Fi debut In a not-too-distant future ecologist Mia (Elizabeth Olsen) and AI engineer…
Greatest Days Review: Fangirls For Life
Take That jukebox musical Greatest Days entirely subverts expectations Greatest Days is an adaption of a stage musical of the same name, which features the…
Emergency Review: When College Parties Go Wrong
Emergency is a whip smart social commentary with laughs and thrills to boot Director Carey Williams adapts his own Sundance winning short film Emergency, an…
The Protégé Review – Maggie Q is a slick, savage killer
The Protege isn’t terrible but it’s not great either and with a cast like this, it’s hard not to be a little disappointed. The Protégé…
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard Review – Bullets and beautiful ‘F’ bombs
The Treacherous Trio return to get their freak on in ‘Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard’ Hitman’s Wife’s bodyguard is the sequel to 2017’s surprise hit action comedy…