top of page
ALL
MOVIES
TV
FEATURES
STREAMING


'Alley Cats' Review: Ricky Gervais Finds New and Naughty Mischief in Netflix Animation
Alley Cats is another confident addition to Ricky Gervais' catalogue. It's witty, unapologetically British, surprisingly thoughtful and packed with enough sharp observations to keep audiences laughing long after each episode ends.

Romey Norton
14 hours ago


'The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare' Review: A Sensitive, Sobering Look at a Case That Shocked the World
Rather than chasing shock value, it explores how an entire community attempted to comprehend an act of violence that seemed impossible to understand.

Romey Norton
Jul 31


'Batman: Caped Crusader' Season 2 Review: A Darker and Bloodier Return
Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 carries on the quality level set from the prior season and continues to balance retro-familiarity in terms of its aesthetic, whilst switching up Bats’ rogues gallery to keep them fresh.

Jack Ransom
Jul 31


'Ride or Die' Review: Fast Cars, Dry Wit and International Chaos. All Powered by Its Brilliant Leads
One of the best female lead series I’ve seen in a long time. With sharp humour, entertaining mayhem, stylish locations, and two immensely watchable performers, Ride or Die is the must-watch series!

Romey Norton
Jul 14


'Little House on the Prairie' Review: A Gentle Classic Revisited
Whilst Little House on the Prairie is an easy watch, if it’s not going to be daring and push the boat out, then it’s just a remake for remakes' sake, and audiences are getting pretty sick of those.

Romey Norton
Jul 9


'Elle' Review: A Fun Return to Pink, But Was It Really Necessary?
For viewers who love pink and stories built for the social media generation, Elle delivers exactly what's promised. For everyone else, it may feel like a fashionable detour that ultimately leads back to a question Hollywood continues to avoid: What happened to creating something new?

Romey Norton
Jul 7


'The Last House' Review: Netflix’s New Slow Burning, Claustrophobic Psychological Nightmare
The slow loss of modern identity, as we watch a family forced into primitive survival while surrounded by the rotting artifacts of the modern world, is as haunting as it gets. The Last House is a lean, deeply unnerving thriller that reminds us never to take our lives for granted.

Shauna Bushe
8 hours ago


'Alley Cats' Review: Ricky Gervais Finds New and Naughty Mischief in Netflix Animation
Alley Cats is another confident addition to Ricky Gervais' catalogue. It's witty, unapologetically British, surprisingly thoughtful and packed with enough sharp observations to keep audiences laughing long after each episode ends.

Romey Norton
14 hours ago


Final 'Insidious: Out of the Further' Trailer Unleashes New Nightmares
Sony Pictures have released the final trailer Insidious: Out of the Further, the next chapter in the horror franchise — Releasing in cinemas August 21.

Film Focus Team
5 days ago


'Tony' Review: A Charming, Sweet and Funny Look at an Early Anthony Bourdain That Avoids Biopic Clichés
Tony manages to be a really nice and insightful look at a brief period in Anthony Bourdain's life, failing to fall into biopic tropes and clichés, instead feeling like a character-focused hangout film.

Dan Bremner
5 days ago


Spider-Man Movies Ranked: Which Is the Best Spider-Man Film?
With the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, now feels like the perfect time to rank every Spider-Man movie from weakest to strongest. From overlooked entries to genuine masterpieces, here's how they stack up.

Elliot Lines
6 days ago


'Violent Night 2' Trailer Reveals David Harbour's Bloody Return as Santa
Universal Pictures have released the trailer for Violent Night 2, starring David Harbour — In cinemas December 4.

Film Focus Team
6 days ago


'The Last House' Review: Netflix’s New Slow Burning, Claustrophobic Psychological Nightmare
The slow loss of modern identity, as we watch a family forced into primitive survival while surrounded by the rotting artifacts of the modern world, is as haunting as it gets. The Last House is a lean, deeply unnerving thriller that reminds us never to take our lives for granted.

Shauna Bushe
8 hours ago


'Tony' Review: A Charming, Sweet and Funny Look at an Early Anthony Bourdain That Avoids Biopic Clichés
Tony manages to be a really nice and insightful look at a brief period in Anthony Bourdain's life, failing to fall into biopic tropes and clichés, instead feeling like a character-focused hangout film.

Dan Bremner
5 days ago


'Soulm8te' Review: A Mediocre Erotic-thriller That Expands the M3GAN Universe
Soulm8te is a generic and predictable evil android slasher made of parts you've seen before with no fresh new angles. Outside of one or two moments, just very forgettable.

Dan Bremner
6 days ago


'The Devil's Mouth' Review: A Claustrophobic Creature Feature Where Cave Diving Turns Deadly
The Devil's Mouth succeeds by being an emotional, relatable, and deeply thrilling ride. If you struggle with the feeling of being trapped, it might be best to miss this one.

Shauna Bushe
Jul 31


'The Bay' Review: A Shark Thriller Where Humanity Drowns and Survival Takes Over
By focusing heavily on human panic and pitting the characters against both the ocean and each other, The Bay builds genuine suspense across the tightly wound 86-minute runtime

Shauna Bushe
Jul 30


'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Review: A Hero Finally Ready to Grow Up
As superhero films continue to evolve, this is exactly the kind of heartfelt storytelling that reminds audiences why Spider-Man remains one of cinema's greatest heroes.

Romey Norton
Jul 30


Spider-Man Movies Ranked: Which Is the Best Spider-Man Film?
With the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, now feels like the perfect time to rank every Spider-Man movie from weakest to strongest. From overlooked entries to genuine masterpieces, here's how they stack up.

Elliot Lines
6 days ago


Celebrating 10 Years of 'Train to Busan': 7 Essential Korean Horror Films
As Train to Busan celebrates its 10th anniversary, it's the perfect reminder that Korean horror continues to set the benchmark for genre filmmaking, delivering stories that are as emotionally disturbing as they are unforgettable. Here are 7 Korean horror movies we recommend.

Shauna Bushe
Jul 25


Ranking Christopher Nolan's Filmography: Where Does 'The Odyssey' Rank?
With The Odyssey now joining his impressive catalogue, there's no better time to revisit Nolan's complete filmography. Here's how every Christopher Nolan feature stacks up, from the very good to the undeniable masterpieces.

Jack Ransom
Jul 21


Ranking Every Alien Movie: Celebrating 40 Years of Aliens (1986)
With Aliens celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026, there's no better time to revisit every entry in the iconic series. Here's how we rank the Alien franchise.

Jack Ransom
Jul 18


Sam Neill: Four Performances That Forged an Enduring Legacy
With Sam Neill's passing at the age of 78, cinema loses one of its most versatile, charming, and enduringly decent leading men. To celebrate his remarkable legacy, we look back at four cornerstone performances that define a truly versatile and enduring career.

Shauna Bushe
Jul 17


Every 'Evil Dead' Movie Ranked: Which Deadite Nightmare Reigns Supreme?
From Sam Raimi’s manic origins to the modern, bleakly urban nightmares, here is our definitive ranking of all six Evil Dead films.

Shauna Bushe
Jul 15


What's Coming to HBO Max in August 2026
HBO Max continues to stack its UK line-up with prestige dramas, major premieres, returning favourites, and must-watch films. Here’s what's arriving on HBO Max UK this August.
Aug 1


What's Streaming on Netflix in August 2026
Each month Netflix brings a fresh wave of series, films and documentaries designed to spark conversation and cater to every kind of viewer. Here's a look at what's streaming on Netflix this August.
Jul 31


What's New on Apple TV in August 2026
Every month on Apple TV brings a carefully curated mix of prestige drama, sharp comedy, gripping documentaries, and cinematic original films. Here’s everything arriving on Apple TV this August.
Jul 31


What's Coming to Disney+ in August 2026
Each month, Disney+ continues to expand its ever-growing library with a fresh mix of blockbuster premieres, acclaimed originals, returning favourites, and hidden gems worth discovering. Here’s a look at what's coming to Disney+ this August.
Jul 30


What's New to Shudder in August 2026
Every month, Shudder delivers a fresh wave of nightmares, cult curiosities, and must-see genre premieres for horror fans to sink their teeth into. Here’s everything arriving on Shudder this August.
Jul 30


What's Streaming on Prime Video in August 2026
Every month, Prime Video adds a new selection of exclusive originals, blockbuster films, binge-worthy series, and overlooked gems to its ever-expanding catalogue. Here's a complete look at what's coming to Prime Video this August.
Jul 29
PREMIUM TV
PODCAST
NERD CULTURE
COMPETITIONS
YOUTUBE
Director Ben Wheatley Discusses Bob Odenkirk, Action & Absurdity in NORMAL - Exclusive Interview

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Tumblr
Copy Link
Link Copied

Now Playing
16:45
Director Ben Wheatley Discusses Bob Odenkirk, Action & Absurdity in NORMAL - Exclusive Interview

Now Playing
37:26
SEND HELP Review PLUS Desert Island Movies Game

Now Playing
12:34
Becoming a Killer Monkey with PRIMATE Star Miguel Torres Umba - Exclusive Interview
INDIE
SHORTS
bottom of page























































































