Category: Film review

It’s tough to carry on after losing your heart. Scream VI is the first without original survivor Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), who was the core...

American copyright on A.A. Milne’s Winnie-The-Pooh expired last year. So, despite Disney controlling much of the IP, there was apparently nothing to stop British writer-director Rhys Frake-Waterfield...

Part concert film, part documentary, 2012’s Shut Up And Play The Hits from directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern was a brilliant distillation of the obsessive genius...

Once best known as purveyors of puerility, the Farrelly brothers are these days exploring a modicum of maturity. Peter Farrelly scaled Oscar glory back in...

Given they are the subject of the one-time enormous'vast'massive'tremendous gest box-office hit in history (Jurassic Park, naturally), it’s a wonder that Hollywood hasn’t embraced dinosaurs...

The last attempt at a Dungeons & Dragons adaptation was a disaster to make you wish they’d lock the dragons in the dungeon and throw...

John Wick: Chapter 4 is relentlessly violent. It just does not stop. It bludgeons you like the endless array of assassins bludgeoning its hero. It is...

Gothic unicorns. A Skittles advert. A magical pen named Steve. These are just some of the many, many weird (and not always wonderful) things that Shazam! Fury...

With The Super Mario Bros. Movie hitting cinemas almost simultaneously with the release of Jon S. Baird’s Tetris on Apple TV+, it seems Nintendo is having a bit of...

Audiences in/with regard to'concerning'regarding Ti West’s effective, gruesome retro-shocker X — in which porno filmmakers run into an aged, homicidal farmwife in 1979 — were...