Greatest Days Review: Fangirls For Life by Danielle Measor
May 26, 2023 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 …
Hypnotic Review: Sometimes You Can’t Believe Your Eyes by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 23, 2023 Hypnotic is a sci fi thriller that arrived full of potential, some interesting ideas and an intriguing premise. Unfortunately, it drowns under the weight its …
FAST X Review: The Ultimate adrenaline rush for thrill seekers by latoyalov
May 18, 2023 FAST X brings everything you love about the series, Incredible Action, more family, a great villain, and heart stopping stunts Find out what the other …
The Mother Review: Powerful and Heartfelt Performance from Jennifer Lopez by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 13, 2023 Jennifer Lopez is the Killer who won’t stop until her daughter is safe in ‘The Mother’ Find out what other movies you must see this …
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Review: Rockets Story by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 4, 2023 Guardians Vol 3 is a beautiful and fitting farewell to not just the Guardians but also the ‘original’ legacy MCU Trilogies are notoriously hard to …
Polite Society Review: Strong Sisterly Bonds and Kicks of Fury by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 29, 2023 Polite Society explores the unbreakable bond of sisters in a fun comical action comedy Watch here April’s other top movies here 0 0 votes Article …
Beau Is Afraid Review: What The Hell Is Going On? by Danielle Measor
April 27, 2023 Ari Aster skirts the line between madness and brilliance with his latest feature Beau Is Afraid Joaquin Phoenix stars in the latest mind-bending film from …
Ghosted Review: Big Stars in a Catastrophically Misfiring Mockbuster by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 22, 2023 Ghosted is a spirited action rom com that doesn’t quite manage to deliver on excitement or chemistry Ghosted, a romantic action comedy directed by Dexter …
Evil Dead Rise Review: Watch-through-your-hands horror at its finest by latoyalov
April 21, 2023 Evil Dead Rise unleashes bone-chilling Terror Lee Cronin’s latest film, Evil Dead Rise, is a fresh take on the classic horror franchise. Known for his …
Tetris Review: The Blocks line up nicely by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 7, 2023 In Tetris, Taron Egerton risks everything for a game that changed how the world played Tetris is one of those games that almost everyone has …
Dungeons & Dragons Review: Family Fun, Fantasy, Magic & Adventure unleashed by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
March 23, 2023 Dungeons and Dragons Honor Amongst Thieves leaps from the game board to the big screen with Magic, laughs and quests galore Dungeons and Dragons or …
John Wick Chapter 4 Review: The Best Fight Choreography in Hollywood? by Danielle Measor
March 23, 2023 Keanu Reeves takes on an army of assassins in the latest thrilling installment of the John Wick series Another sequel you ask? Surely there’s only …
Scream 6 Review – A Sisterly Bond Tested by Terror and Twists by latoyalov
March 11, 2023 A Thrilling and Nostalgic Ride for Fans of the Franchise Scream 6 Review: Scream 6 is the latest episode in the legendary slasher franchise. Does …
Creed 3 Review: A Lost Brotherhood and thunderous Bodyblows by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
March 1, 2023 Michael B Jordan takes his first solo flight, both as a director and as spiritual steward of the Rocky franchise. Does Creed 3 live up …
Antman and The Wasp Quantumania Review: Miniature Marvel Sci-Fi Epic by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 15, 2023 In Quantumania, the smallest (and Biggest) Avenger gets to take the first shot at the MCU’s newest big bad, Kang the Conqueror- How does he …
Magic Mike Review: Permission, Power, Consent and Pure Fantasy by latoyalov
February 11, 2023 Do I have your permission to speak to you about Magic Mike? I know I’m not Ro James but this film from start to finish …
Knock at the Cabin Review: Sacrifice One Love to save Everyone by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 6, 2023 Dave Batista and a group of strangers hold a family hostage to prevent the Apocalypse in Knock at the Cabin ‘Knock at the Cabin’ is …
Alice, Darling Review: Mind Trauma in this tense drama by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
January 21, 2023 Alice, Darling sees Anna Kendrick silently screaming for help out of a toxic relationship Alice, Darling is written by Alanna Francis and comes from Director …
House Party 2023 Review: The Roof is on Fire by Kalvin Ricketts
January 20, 2023 House Party 2023 is a Truly Terrible Remake, if this roof is on fire, please let it burn House Party 2023 is the reboot of …
Megan Review: Meet the Killer New Face of A.I by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
January 14, 2023 Forget demons, evil spirits and psychopaths, Self-aware Tech like Megan is the real future of terror Is it just me or does every story regarding …
Violent Night Review: Good Tidings and Seasons Beatings for all by Matt Black
November 29, 2022 Santa brings the Presents and the Pain in the ultra-violent yet heartwarming Violent Night Violent Night stars David Harbour as Santa Claus but this isn’t …
Glass Onion A Knives Out Mystery Review: Friends with Murder by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
November 24, 2022 Detective Benoit Blanc attempts to peel back the layers and reveal hidden motives in Glass Onion where every clue leads to another twist Billionaire Miles Bron …
Wakanda Forever Review: A New Panther Must Rise by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
November 11, 2022 Wakanda Forever marks the end of the MCUs fourth phase and the chance for a new beginning. A new Panther must rise but who can …
Spirited Review: Singing and Dancing Ghosts unleash That Christmas Magic by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
November 10, 2022 In ‘Spirited’, Will Farell and Ryan Reynolds blend comedy styles to deliver a musical version of the classic tale ‘A Christmas Story’ but with a …
Enola Holmes 2 Review: Are two Holmes better than one? by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
November 2, 2022 Millie Bobby Brown returns as Enola, the second-best detective in the Holmes family, for another round of puzzle solving and adventure The Holmes family are …
Black Adam Review: Spectacular Debut for DC’s Man in Black by Matt Black
October 20, 2022 Black Adam is the perfect Adrenaline shot DC needed, a great mix of action, humour and emotion which provides an exciting new direction for the …
The Banshees of Inisherin Review: A Brilliant Period Parable from Martin McDonagh by Danielle Measor
October 13, 2022 An argument between two friends gets out of hand in The Banshees of Inisherin Martin McDonagh is a singular writing talent. I can think of …
Women Talking Review: Powerful Women Take a Sledgehammer to Silence by Danielle Measor
October 12, 2022 The abused women of a secluded religious cult fight for their freedom in Women Talking Women Talking is a film by Sarah Polley based on …
Empire of Light Review: Olivia Colman Shines in Sam Mendes Ode to Cinema by Danielle Measor
October 12, 2022 A cinema manager experiences the beauty and brutality of the world in Empire of Light It’s something of a lovely thing that Sam Mendes (Skyfall, …
Bros Review: The Feel-Good Comedy of the Year by Danielle Measor
October 11, 2022 Billy Eichner writes and stars in hilarious gay romcom Bros Bros has been making waves since its announcement for good reason. Though there’s been plenty …
My Policeman Review: Sex Isn’t Enough to Sell This Soapy Romance by Danielle Measor
October 11, 2022 Three lives are threatened by a secret affair in My Policeman In 1990s Sussex retired married couple Marion (Gina Mckee) and Tom (Linus Roache) welcome …
The Son Review: We Need To Talk About Nicholas by Danielle Measor
October 10, 2022 Hugh Jackman struggles to help his mentally ill kid in Florian Zeller’s The Son The Son is the second feature film from French playwright turned …
Aftersun Review: Poignant Family Drama Will Break Your Heart by Danielle Measor
October 9, 2022 A woman reflects on an important childhood holiday in Aftersun A musing on memory and our efforts to understand our parents, Aftersun is the debut …
Living Review: Utterly Sublime Cinema by Danielle Measor
October 9, 2022 Bill Nighy tries to add meaning to his life in Kurosawa remake, Living Living brings together some of the most loved writing talents of the …
Klokkenluider Review: Brilliant Dark Comedy Is Razor Sharp by Danielle Measor
October 8, 2022 Two whistleblowers hide out from hitmen in Neil Maskell’s perfectly formed debut Klokkenluider Klokkenluider is the debut feature from actor Neil Maskell, who both writes …
Jeong-Sun Review: Sensitive Korean Revenge Porn Drama by Danielle Measor
October 8, 2022 A factory workers quiet life is destroyed by a video in Jeong-Sun Jeong-Sun is the debut feature from Koreon director Jihye Jeong. Tackling the subject …
Blue Jean Review: Vital Lesbian Drama is a Brilliant Debut by Danielle Measor
October 7, 2022 A closeted school teacher worries about being outed to her colleagues in Blue Jean Winner of the Venice Film Festival People’s Choice award, Blue Jean …
The Wonder Review: Florence Pugh Stuns In Mysterious Period Drama by Danielle Measor
October 7, 2022 Science clashes with religion as a nurse investigates a miracle in The Wonder The Wonder is a period drama with a serious amount of skill …
Bones and All Review: Sweet Cannibals Come of Age by Danielle Measor
October 7, 2022 Two wayward youths find each other in unconventional love story Bones and All Visionary director Luca Guadagnino returns with one of the years most hotly …
The Origin Review: Sensational Stoneage Horror by Danielle Measor
October 6, 2022 An evil creature stalks a paleolithic clan in truly original new horror, The Origin So, look, I hate horror films. I don’t like being scared; …
White Noise Review: Disaster Movie Meets Societal Satire by Danielle Measor
October 6, 2022 Noah Baumbach adapts the ‘unfilmable’ bestseller White Noise Adapted from the award-winning satirical novel of the same name, White Noise is the latest film from …
Corsage Review: A Bold Reimagining of the Historical Drama by Danielle Measor
October 5, 2022 Vicky Krieps stars in Corsage, a witty take on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria Corsage is the latest film from Austrian director Marie …
The Eternal Daughter Review: Is Tilda Swinton Seeing Ghosts? by Danielle Measor
October 5, 2022 Acclaimed filmmaker Joanna Hogg returns with love letter to old ghost stories, The Eternal Daughter The Eternal Daughter is the latest feature from acclaimed British …
Matilda Review: Pure Musical Magic by Danielle Measor
October 5, 2022 The record-breaking Matilda The Musical gets a sensational movie adaption A young girl with a genius intellect escapes her bullying parents to help her classmates …
You Won’t Be Alone Review: Fascinating Folk Tale by Danielle Measor
October 4, 2022 A witch tries to fit in with humanity in gory debut feature You Won’t Be Alone In the mountains of 19th century Macedonia, a desperate …
Linoleum Review: It’s Something Fantastic by Danielle Measor
October 4, 2022 Jim Gaffigan reaches for the stars in the charming and deeply heartfelt Linoleum Sci fi, comedy, family drama, Linoleum really has it all. The “cosmically …
Winter Boy Review: French Melodrama on Grief and Growing Up by Danielle Measor
October 2, 2022 A teenage boy struggles to recover from tragedy in Christophe Honoré’s Winter Boy 17 year old Lucas is content at boarding school with his boyfriend …
Holy Spider Review: Disturbingly Good Iranian Serial Killer Chiller by Danielle Measor
October 2, 2022 In Holy Spider, a journalist tackles Iran’s dark side to investigate a serial killer known as the Spider Killer It feels particularly pertinent to be …
Enys Men Review: Something Strange Is Going on in Cornwall by Danielle Measor
October 2, 2022 An isolated woman is haunted in Mark Jenkin’s Enys Men Enys Men is the second feature film from Cornish director Mark Jenkin. After learning his …
Blonde Review – Enlightening, Beautiful and Tragic by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
October 1, 2022 Netflix and Director Andrew Dominik bring the story of Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe to the screen in ‘Blonde’ Marilyn Monroe is one of Hollywood’s best-known …
Causeway review: Jennifer Lawrence Shines in PTSD Drama by Danielle Measor
September 30, 2022 A soldier struggling to recover from injury leans on a newfound friend in Causeway Causeway stars Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry in some of …
Triangle of Sadness Review: Stomach Turningly Hilarious Satire by Danielle Measor
September 30, 2022 The ultra-rich passengers of a glamorous super yacht get their comeuppance in Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness Triangle of Sadness is the latest headline grabbing …
Don’t Worry Darling Review: Florence Pugh Is One Hell of a Desperate Housewife by Danielle Measor
September 22, 2022 Things are not as they seem in the town of Victory. Don’t Worry Darling is the sophomore feature from director Olivia Wilde Make no doubt …
Fall Movie Review: Sometimes fear is necessary for survival by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
September 19, 2022 Two thrill seeking friends take on the ultimate challenge, to climb an abandoned 2000ft radio tower and not fall In ‘Fall’, the most prominent theme …
Bodies Bodies Bodies Movie Review: It’s a Gen Z Murder fest by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
September 16, 2022 It’s all fun and games, drugs and pill popping until the ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ start dropping If you are of a certain age, you’re bound …
See How They Run Movie Review: Quirky, playful Murder Mystery by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
September 10, 2022 Will a violent killing, six suspects, two officers and a twist leave you laughing and guessing in the stylish murder mystery comedy ‘See How They …
Three Thousand Years of Longing Review: The lonely Unlucky Genie by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
September 6, 2022 George Miller delivers an intriguing tale of Fantasy, Love Stories, dark wishes and deep desires in ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Three Thousand Years of …
Beast Review: It’s Man versus angry massive Man-eating Lion by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
August 29, 2022 Beast sees Idris Elba add survivalist to his impressive skillset as his dream family safari turns to a terrifying trip from hell Man Vs Beast …
Samaritan Review: Does Stallone’s forgotten Superhero Caper save the day? by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
August 25, 2022 Stallone takes a wide swing at the profitable Superhero genre but unfortunately misses the target in ‘Samaritan’ Have you ever found yourself watching a movie …
Bullet Train Review-Hold on tight, it’s a Wild Ride by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
August 4, 2022 Bullets, Bombs, bad guys and Brad Pitt on a high-speed Train, travelling at 200mph. What could go wrong? It’s the middle of summer, the sun …
‘The Gray Man’ Review: Chris Evans is terrific and Tash-tastic’ by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
July 12, 2022 With ‘The Gray Man’, the Russo’s deliver a slick old school thriller. Packed with impressive set pieces and a superb supporting cast, this should be …
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande Review: unlock your pleasure by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
July 8, 2022 After a life of unfulfillment, retired teacher Nancy Stokes enlists the help of escort Leo Grande and together they find new physical and emotional levels …
Minions The Rise of Gru Review: Mischievous Minion Mayhem by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
July 5, 2022 The Rise of Gru brings a funky soundtrack, great new characters, lots of minion madness and ‘mini boss’ Gru to remind us why it’s good …
Lightyear Review: Disney look to the past to move forward by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
June 23, 2022 Chris Evans plays a soldier lost in time, who has to adjust to a new reality and won’t quit until the mission is complete. Sound …
Men Review: Alex Garland’s most disturbing film yet by Danielle Measor
June 19, 2022 Jessie Buckley faces her trauma head on in gory psychological horror Men Men is the latest film to be written and directed by Alex Garland, …
Elvis Review: Prepare to be swept up in Elvis Mania by Danielle Measor
June 16, 2022 Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in Baz Luhrmann’s overwhelming Elvis Presley biopic The man, the myth, the cultural icon; it seems insane that we’ve …
Cha Cha Real Smooth Review: A joyfully infectious rom com delight by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
June 14, 2022 Family life and growing pains weave a beautiful and sweet tale of love and longing in ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ The ‘coming of age’ movie …
Interceptor Review: Explosive Game of Nuclear Cat and Mouse by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
June 6, 2022 The terrorists prepared the perfect takeover of the US nuclear defense ‘Interceptor’ base, but they didn’t plan on Elsa Pataky’s Captain JJ Collins If you …
Dual Review: Intriguing but falls short of its potential by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
June 1, 2022 Dual boasts a fascinating concept and solid double performance from Karen Gillan but can’t quite deliver a sci-fi classic In ‘Dual’, Sarah (Karen Gillan) is …
Emergency Review: When College Parties Go Wrong by Danielle Measor
May 20, 2022 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 …
On The Count of Three Review: Bumbling death plans by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 19, 2022 Two lifelong friends, both suffering with severe depression decide today should be their last, on the count of three… ‘On The Count of Three ‘ …
‘Everything Everywhere all at Once’ Review: Magnificent Multiverse Mayhem by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 13, 2022 ‘Everything’ delivers a completely bonkers original experience, unlike anything you’re likely to have seen recently. A Silly, Serious, and Spectacular Sci-fi adventure ‘Everything Everywhere all …
Doctor Strange 2 Review: Has Marvel got its Magic back? by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
May 8, 2022 Marvels’ master of the mystic arts returns for a universe hopping adventure. But is this a return to form for the MCU? The Doctor will …
Moonshot Review: Teen love story that shoots for the stars by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 25, 2022 Surely falling in love is easy when you’re in space looking down on the earth in ‘Moonshot’ In the not-too-distant future, (2049 to be exact), …
False Positive Review: Pregnancy triumph turns to terror in this tense thriller by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 25, 2022 Is this a case of anxious ‘Baby Brain’ or a sick Mind Game? ‘False Positive takes an occasionally uncomfortable close look at pregnancy. It is …
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review: It’s Peak Cage, Need We Say More? by Danielle Measor
April 20, 2022 Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal star in hilariously meta comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent I am a card-carrying member of the cult of …
The Northman Review: A Brutal and Bloody Feverdream by Danielle Measor
April 15, 2022 Visionary director Robert Eggers returns with Viking historical epic The Northman In the last seven years writer/director Robert Eggers has exploded onto the scene with …
The Lost City Review: Hapless Treasure Hunters Are Seriously Good Fun by Danielle Measor
April 14, 2022 Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum star in good old fashioned adventure romance, The Lost City In The Lost City Sandra Bullock stars as romance novelist …
Sonic 2 Review-Speedster returns for more frantic family fun by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
April 5, 2022 Sonic the Hedgehog aka ‘blue justice’ is back for his second strike with Sonic 2, bringing new friends and old foes for a globe-trotting family …
Ambulance Review: Ridiculous but entertaining Michael Bayhem by Danielle Measor
March 25, 2022 There are explosions galore as Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II play bank robbers on the run in Ambulance, the latest bombastic action offering from …
‘Fresh ‘Review-Dating can be hazardous for your health & appetite by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
March 18, 2022 In ‘Fresh’, Girl meets Boy, falls in love but unfortunately turns out they have very different tastes Going into ‘Fresh’ I believed I was about …
Deep Water Review- Not so Crazy in Love by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
March 16, 2022 Ben Affleck broods and Ana de Armas flirts but this erotic thriller is not so much Deep Water as it is a tepid shallow stream …
The Adam Project Review -Time Travelling Delight with a big heart by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
March 10, 2022 In The Adam Project, Ryan Reynolds must face his younger smart-mouthed self to save his love, his family, and the future ‘The Adam Project’ finds …
The Batman Review – Epic rebirth of the legendary hero by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 28, 2022 Grim, gritty, groundbreaking, and gorgeous – ‘The Batman’ and Catwoman lead this ambitious return of Gotham’s favourite son. The Batman packs in layers of Gotham …
CODA Review – A beautiful Gem, insightful and inspiring by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 21, 2022 How much would you sacrifice for your family? In CODA, Ruby is torn between her responsibilities and her dreams. ‘CODA‘ is a lovely Apple plus …
Nightmare Alley Review: A gritty look behind the carnival curtains by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 18, 2022 In Nightmare Alley, a drifter takes the Carnival Con too far, in this creepy cautionary tale of blind ambition Bradley Cooper has come a long …
‘Kimi’ Review – Careful, its likely your Tech is listening by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 14, 2022 ‘Kimi’ is like the episode of ‘Black Mirror’ that was just ok ‘Kimi’ is a 2022 thriller from Director Steven Soderbergh, starring Zoe Kravitz as …
Death on the Nile Review-Deliciously seductive, must-see murder mystery by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 12, 2022 Kenneth Branagh is fantastic as the master detective Poirot – a magnet for murder with an incredible eye for detail, taking a perilous vacation down …
On The Rocks Review by Danielle Measor
February 9, 2022 On The Rocks: Bill Murray reunites with director Sofia Coppola for this lighthearted comedy starring Rashida Jones Laura (Jones) a New York mother of two …
Netflix’s Eurovision is a lavish love letter to the competition but is it funny? by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 9, 2022 In Eurovision, Will Farrell takes on Europe’s premier singing competition Will Farrell is back playing another outsider in Eurovision – The Story of Fire Saga. …
Disney’s Mulan Review by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 9, 2022 With Mulan, have Disney finally given us their first ‘must see’ remake? You want to know whether this is worth you £19.99
The Trial of the Chicago 7 Review – Shining a light on Injustice by Matt Black
February 9, 2022 The Trial of the Chicago 7 continues a long tradition of using film to shine a light and bring awareness to injustice Written and directed …
The Lovebirds Review: Can these two rising stars bring the love laughs to Netflix? by Kalvin Ricketts
February 9, 2022 Is The lovebirds a match made in Comedy Heaven or a Loveless Nightmare? Related: Read about another Netflix love tale gone wrong here See the …
Review: The Devil All the Time by Danielle Measor
February 9, 2022 Tom Holland comes up against a host of twisted characters in this star studded and grisly redneck noir
How does Artemis Fowl compare to the Original Books? by Danielle Measor
February 9, 2022 We got our resident Artemis Fowl fan to review the new Disney adaptation and she was NOT happy. Curious to see how it compares to …
The Matrix Resurrections Review (no spoilers) by Kalvin Ricketts
February 9, 2022 Is this movie worthy of the once great ‘Matrix’ name orIs this just a mindless cash-Grab? STORY NEO (Mr Thomas Anderson) Keanu was great, never …
Cherry Review: Tom Holland Shines Amidst the Horrors of War and Addiction by Danielle Measor
February 9, 2022 Based on the hit semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, Cherry is the story of one man’s descent into chaos The first film from the …
Marvels Eternals Review: A Rare mismatched Misstep for Marvel by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 9, 2022 Eternals was supposed to introduce us to the MCUs most powerful super team but despite decent box office returns, it fell flat. So, what went …
Can ‘The 355’ spies outpace Bond and save the world? by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 9, 2022 So, you heard ‘The 355’ is cliche but No Time to Die is original? Careful, your double standard is showing! The 355 is an international …
The Protégé Review – Maggie Q is a slick, savage killer by Emeke ‘Mysteree’ Maduka
February 9, 2022 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 …
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 …
Hypnotic is a sci fi thriller that arrived full of potential, some interesting ideas and an intriguing premise. Unfortunately, it drowns under the weight its …
FAST X brings everything you love about the series, Incredible Action, more family, a great villain, and heart stopping stunts Find out what the other …
Jennifer Lopez is the Killer who won’t stop until her daughter is safe in ‘The Mother’ Find out what other movies you must see this …
Guardians Vol 3 is a beautiful and fitting farewell to not just the Guardians but also the ‘original’ legacy MCU Trilogies are notoriously hard to …
Polite Society explores the unbreakable bond of sisters in a fun comical action comedy Watch here April’s other top movies here 0 0 votes Article …
Ari Aster skirts the line between madness and brilliance with his latest feature Beau Is Afraid Joaquin Phoenix stars in the latest mind-bending film from …
Ghosted is a spirited action rom com that doesn’t quite manage to deliver on excitement or chemistry Ghosted, a romantic action comedy directed by Dexter …
Evil Dead Rise unleashes bone-chilling Terror Lee Cronin’s latest film, Evil Dead Rise, is a fresh take on the classic horror franchise. Known for his …
In Tetris, Taron Egerton risks everything for a game that changed how the world played Tetris is one of those games that almost everyone has …
Dungeons and Dragons Honor Amongst Thieves leaps from the game board to the big screen with Magic, laughs and quests galore Dungeons and Dragons or …
Keanu Reeves takes on an army of assassins in the latest thrilling installment of the John Wick series Another sequel you ask? Surely there’s only …
A Thrilling and Nostalgic Ride for Fans of the Franchise Scream 6 Review: Scream 6 is the latest episode in the legendary slasher franchise. Does …
Michael B Jordan takes his first solo flight, both as a director and as spiritual steward of the Rocky franchise. Does Creed 3 live up …
In Quantumania, the smallest (and Biggest) Avenger gets to take the first shot at the MCU’s newest big bad, Kang the Conqueror- How does he …
Do I have your permission to speak to you about Magic Mike? I know I’m not Ro James but this film from start to finish …
Dave Batista and a group of strangers hold a family hostage to prevent the Apocalypse in Knock at the Cabin ‘Knock at the Cabin’ is …
Alice, Darling sees Anna Kendrick silently screaming for help out of a toxic relationship Alice, Darling is written by Alanna Francis and comes from Director …
House Party 2023 is a Truly Terrible Remake, if this roof is on fire, please let it burn House Party 2023 is the reboot of …
Forget demons, evil spirits and psychopaths, Self-aware Tech like Megan is the real future of terror Is it just me or does every story regarding …
Santa brings the Presents and the Pain in the ultra-violent yet heartwarming Violent Night Violent Night stars David Harbour as Santa Claus but this isn’t …
Detective Benoit Blanc attempts to peel back the layers and reveal hidden motives in Glass Onion where every clue leads to another twist Billionaire Miles Bron …
Wakanda Forever marks the end of the MCUs fourth phase and the chance for a new beginning. A new Panther must rise but who can …
In ‘Spirited’, Will Farell and Ryan Reynolds blend comedy styles to deliver a musical version of the classic tale ‘A Christmas Story’ but with a …
Millie Bobby Brown returns as Enola, the second-best detective in the Holmes family, for another round of puzzle solving and adventure The Holmes family are …
Black Adam is the perfect Adrenaline shot DC needed, a great mix of action, humour and emotion which provides an exciting new direction for the …
An argument between two friends gets out of hand in The Banshees of Inisherin Martin McDonagh is a singular writing talent. I can think of …
The abused women of a secluded religious cult fight for their freedom in Women Talking Women Talking is a film by Sarah Polley based on …
A cinema manager experiences the beauty and brutality of the world in Empire of Light It’s something of a lovely thing that Sam Mendes (Skyfall, …
Billy Eichner writes and stars in hilarious gay romcom Bros Bros has been making waves since its announcement for good reason. Though there’s been plenty …
Three lives are threatened by a secret affair in My Policeman In 1990s Sussex retired married couple Marion (Gina Mckee) and Tom (Linus Roache) welcome …
Hugh Jackman struggles to help his mentally ill kid in Florian Zeller’s The Son The Son is the second feature film from French playwright turned …
A woman reflects on an important childhood holiday in Aftersun A musing on memory and our efforts to understand our parents, Aftersun is the debut …
Bill Nighy tries to add meaning to his life in Kurosawa remake, Living Living brings together some of the most loved writing talents of the …
Two whistleblowers hide out from hitmen in Neil Maskell’s perfectly formed debut Klokkenluider Klokkenluider is the debut feature from actor Neil Maskell, who both writes …
A factory workers quiet life is destroyed by a video in Jeong-Sun Jeong-Sun is the debut feature from Koreon director Jihye Jeong. Tackling the subject …
A closeted school teacher worries about being outed to her colleagues in Blue Jean Winner of the Venice Film Festival People’s Choice award, Blue Jean …
Science clashes with religion as a nurse investigates a miracle in The Wonder The Wonder is a period drama with a serious amount of skill …
Two wayward youths find each other in unconventional love story Bones and All Visionary director Luca Guadagnino returns with one of the years most hotly …
An evil creature stalks a paleolithic clan in truly original new horror, The Origin So, look, I hate horror films. I don’t like being scared; …
Noah Baumbach adapts the ‘unfilmable’ bestseller White Noise Adapted from the award-winning satirical novel of the same name, White Noise is the latest film from …
Vicky Krieps stars in Corsage, a witty take on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria Corsage is the latest film from Austrian director Marie …
Acclaimed filmmaker Joanna Hogg returns with love letter to old ghost stories, The Eternal Daughter The Eternal Daughter is the latest feature from acclaimed British …
The record-breaking Matilda The Musical gets a sensational movie adaption A young girl with a genius intellect escapes her bullying parents to help her classmates …
A witch tries to fit in with humanity in gory debut feature You Won’t Be Alone In the mountains of 19th century Macedonia, a desperate …
Jim Gaffigan reaches for the stars in the charming and deeply heartfelt Linoleum Sci fi, comedy, family drama, Linoleum really has it all. The “cosmically …
A teenage boy struggles to recover from tragedy in Christophe Honoré’s Winter Boy 17 year old Lucas is content at boarding school with his boyfriend …
In Holy Spider, a journalist tackles Iran’s dark side to investigate a serial killer known as the Spider Killer It feels particularly pertinent to be …
An isolated woman is haunted in Mark Jenkin’s Enys Men Enys Men is the second feature film from Cornish director Mark Jenkin. After learning his …
Netflix and Director Andrew Dominik bring the story of Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe to the screen in ‘Blonde’ Marilyn Monroe is one of Hollywood’s best-known …
A soldier struggling to recover from injury leans on a newfound friend in Causeway Causeway stars Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry in some of …
The ultra-rich passengers of a glamorous super yacht get their comeuppance in Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness Triangle of Sadness is the latest headline grabbing …
Things are not as they seem in the town of Victory. Don’t Worry Darling is the sophomore feature from director Olivia Wilde Make no doubt …
Two thrill seeking friends take on the ultimate challenge, to climb an abandoned 2000ft radio tower and not fall In ‘Fall’, the most prominent theme …
It’s all fun and games, drugs and pill popping until the ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ start dropping If you are of a certain age, you’re bound …
Will a violent killing, six suspects, two officers and a twist leave you laughing and guessing in the stylish murder mystery comedy ‘See How They …
George Miller delivers an intriguing tale of Fantasy, Love Stories, dark wishes and deep desires in ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Three Thousand Years of …
Beast sees Idris Elba add survivalist to his impressive skillset as his dream family safari turns to a terrifying trip from hell Man Vs Beast …
Stallone takes a wide swing at the profitable Superhero genre but unfortunately misses the target in ‘Samaritan’ Have you ever found yourself watching a movie …
Bullets, Bombs, bad guys and Brad Pitt on a high-speed Train, travelling at 200mph. What could go wrong? It’s the middle of summer, the sun …
With ‘The Gray Man’, the Russo’s deliver a slick old school thriller. Packed with impressive set pieces and a superb supporting cast, this should be …
After a life of unfulfillment, retired teacher Nancy Stokes enlists the help of escort Leo Grande and together they find new physical and emotional levels …
The Rise of Gru brings a funky soundtrack, great new characters, lots of minion madness and ‘mini boss’ Gru to remind us why it’s good …
Chris Evans plays a soldier lost in time, who has to adjust to a new reality and won’t quit until the mission is complete. Sound …
Jessie Buckley faces her trauma head on in gory psychological horror Men Men is the latest film to be written and directed by Alex Garland, …
Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in Baz Luhrmann’s overwhelming Elvis Presley biopic The man, the myth, the cultural icon; it seems insane that we’ve …
Family life and growing pains weave a beautiful and sweet tale of love and longing in ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ The ‘coming of age’ movie …
The terrorists prepared the perfect takeover of the US nuclear defense ‘Interceptor’ base, but they didn’t plan on Elsa Pataky’s Captain JJ Collins If you …
Dual boasts a fascinating concept and solid double performance from Karen Gillan but can’t quite deliver a sci-fi classic In ‘Dual’, Sarah (Karen Gillan) is …
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 …
Two lifelong friends, both suffering with severe depression decide today should be their last, on the count of three… ‘On The Count of Three ‘ …
‘Everything’ delivers a completely bonkers original experience, unlike anything you’re likely to have seen recently. A Silly, Serious, and Spectacular Sci-fi adventure ‘Everything Everywhere all …
Marvels’ master of the mystic arts returns for a universe hopping adventure. But is this a return to form for the MCU? The Doctor will …
Surely falling in love is easy when you’re in space looking down on the earth in ‘Moonshot’ In the not-too-distant future, (2049 to be exact), …
Is this a case of anxious ‘Baby Brain’ or a sick Mind Game? ‘False Positive takes an occasionally uncomfortable close look at pregnancy. It is …
Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal star in hilariously meta comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent I am a card-carrying member of the cult of …
Visionary director Robert Eggers returns with Viking historical epic The Northman In the last seven years writer/director Robert Eggers has exploded onto the scene with …
Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum star in good old fashioned adventure romance, The Lost City In The Lost City Sandra Bullock stars as romance novelist …
Sonic the Hedgehog aka ‘blue justice’ is back for his second strike with Sonic 2, bringing new friends and old foes for a globe-trotting family …
There are explosions galore as Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II play bank robbers on the run in Ambulance, the latest bombastic action offering from …
In ‘Fresh’, Girl meets Boy, falls in love but unfortunately turns out they have very different tastes Going into ‘Fresh’ I believed I was about …
Ben Affleck broods and Ana de Armas flirts but this erotic thriller is not so much Deep Water as it is a tepid shallow stream …
In The Adam Project, Ryan Reynolds must face his younger smart-mouthed self to save his love, his family, and the future ‘The Adam Project’ finds …
Grim, gritty, groundbreaking, and gorgeous – ‘The Batman’ and Catwoman lead this ambitious return of Gotham’s favourite son. The Batman packs in layers of Gotham …
How much would you sacrifice for your family? In CODA, Ruby is torn between her responsibilities and her dreams. ‘CODA‘ is a lovely Apple plus …
In Nightmare Alley, a drifter takes the Carnival Con too far, in this creepy cautionary tale of blind ambition Bradley Cooper has come a long …
‘Kimi’ is like the episode of ‘Black Mirror’ that was just ok ‘Kimi’ is a 2022 thriller from Director Steven Soderbergh, starring Zoe Kravitz as …
Kenneth Branagh is fantastic as the master detective Poirot – a magnet for murder with an incredible eye for detail, taking a perilous vacation down …
On The Rocks: Bill Murray reunites with director Sofia Coppola for this lighthearted comedy starring Rashida Jones Laura (Jones) a New York mother of two …
In Eurovision, Will Farrell takes on Europe’s premier singing competition Will Farrell is back playing another outsider in Eurovision – The Story of Fire Saga. …
With Mulan, have Disney finally given us their first ‘must see’ remake? You want to know whether this is worth you £19.99
The Trial of the Chicago 7 continues a long tradition of using film to shine a light and bring awareness to injustice Written and directed …
Is The lovebirds a match made in Comedy Heaven or a Loveless Nightmare? Related: Read about another Netflix love tale gone wrong here See the …
Tom Holland comes up against a host of twisted characters in this star studded and grisly redneck noir
We got our resident Artemis Fowl fan to review the new Disney adaptation and she was NOT happy. Curious to see how it compares to …
Is this movie worthy of the once great ‘Matrix’ name orIs this just a mindless cash-Grab? STORY NEO (Mr Thomas Anderson) Keanu was great, never …
Based on the hit semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, Cherry is the story of one man’s descent into chaos The first film from the …
Eternals was supposed to introduce us to the MCUs most powerful super team but despite decent box office returns, it fell flat. So, what went …
So, you heard ‘The 355’ is cliche but No Time to Die is original? Careful, your double standard is showing! The 355 is an international …
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 …
