SCALA!!! is an exhilarating documentary about the legendary London cult movie theatre was at the centre of the social upheaval of England
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Too Much Sleep is a rediscovered indie gem of an indie comedy, a low-stakes detecitve story and shaggy dog comedy in the New Jersey suburbs
Deadpool & Wolverine is one of the most fun superhero films you will ever see, and will put a smile on your face.
Last Stop in Yuma County is a perfectly efficient low budget indie pulp crime neowestern flick that's unfortunately no more than that
Fly Me To The Moon is a summer comedy worth your time, full of winning performances and great energy. It is now playing in theaters.
Beijing Watermelon is late director Nobuhiko Obayashi's Capra-esque comedy drama about a Japanese-Chinese Friendship from a kinder time
Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms is a new blockbuster of a classic Chinese fantasy epic but is over-complicated and crowded
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes lives up to the quality and standards set by the previous films in the franchise.
Challengers is the first must-see film of 2024. Go see it, and then get in your car and blast the amazing score as loud as possible.
Monolith is a worthwhile indie psychological horror about one reporter's descent into conspiracy madness from WellGoUSA
Swede Caroline is Best In Show meets Hot Fuzz, released in the UK on Friday the 19th of April, 2024. And well worth digging up.
Baby Assassins 2 is a fun if less complex sequel but still hilarious and with an even bleaker story lurking underneath the comedy
Bob Marley: One Love falls into too many of the same mistakes that many bipics make these days, and fails to make an impact.
The recent holiday horror film Thanksgiving is a festive treat for genre lovers with an '80s slasher-inspired backdrop.
Yes. We did it. We reviewed Clue in 4K. We watched it, so much! It flamed- Flames! On the side of our face! Breathing, breathle...
Night Swim is not the kick-off to the big Blumhouse/Atomic Monster merger that they were hoping for. Entirely forgettable.
Eye for an Eye: The Blind Swordsman is a wuxia movie that's a Chinese riff on Zatoichi and a labour of love by martial arts film artisans
Godzilla Minus One discovers a new, gripping path to success in what could be considered the best entry of the franchise.
Godzilla Minus One is one of the best movies of 2023: intense, heartwrenching, and a companion to Christopeher Nolan's Oppenheimer
Disney Wish is a wonderful tribute to the studio and 100 years of animation, with plenty moments that put a smile on your face.
Next Goal Wins wanted to be a rousing sports story, but instead feels like it is missing something. The film is now playing in theaters.
Thanksgiving took sixteen years to get to us, and it is worth the wait. Eli Roth has given us a gory treat we can enjoy for years to come.
The Marvels overcomes some early issues to be a fun and exciting entry in the Marvel Studios cannon. It is now playing in theaters.
Director Joe Lynch successfully adapts H.P. Lovecraft’s The Thing on the Doorstep to RLJE Films & Shudder's Suitable Flesh as a fun thriller.
Five Nights At Freddys is pretty damn fun and entertaining for both fans and newbies alike, and better than most are expecting.
Totally Killer starts off a little wonky, but once it gets going it becomes a fun, surprisingly gory slasher that anyone can have fun with.
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines hits Paramount+ today, and while not great, it is a quick and breezy watch that adds to a horror classics mythology.
Spooktacular! is a wonderfully made documentary on a horror icon that needs to be remembered forever. Were you ever able to go yourself?
The Exorcist: Believer is a solid, entertaining sequel to the iconic original, but falls short of being a new classic.
Funny Ghost starring Hong Kong comedy legend Sandra Ng is mean, gross and awful but also a hilarious time capsule of 1980s Hong Kong.