I Play Rocky is an inoffensive, crowd-pleasing underdog biopic elevated significantly by Anthony Ippolito’s uncanny and immersive performance as young Stallone, solid period detail and a genuine affection for the pain of low-budget filmmaking.

Behemoth! may not rock the boat, and it may tread familiar narrative ground, but it does it in such a way that makes it impossible not to love. The warring timeline of Alex’s story is stitched together through melody and music to create a rich symphony worthy of its protagonist.

Rogue Trooper is a fun but uneven Unreal Engine passion project that takes a while to find its feet, eventually landing as an irreverent, distinctly British sci-fi action-comedy with a fantastic voice cast, impressive (if clammy) world-building and a healthy dose of anti-military satire.

Street Fighter was far more entertaining than expected. It embraces its bonkers, camp, excessive tone with utter glee. The fights come thick and fast, the performers are clearly having a blast, the animated sequences are killer and the needle drops rock.

Ink is an entertaining look at the rise of The Sun, brought to life by Danny Boyle’s energetic direction and a terrific performance from Jack O’Connell. The punk soundtrack, playful camerawork and strong ensemble give the film plenty of personality, even if its exploration of journalistic integrity doesn’t offer much that hasn’t been covered before.

Other Mommy is a baffling, messy and frequently inept horror film that somehow remains never dull thanks to Jessica Chastain’s all-in dual performance, a strong turn from young Arabella Olivia Clark, and its frantic, short runtime.