Return of beloved characters and a setting with high stakes, The Walking Dead: Dead City was an enjoyable step back into this franchise.

Gladiator II is just over a month away, & ahead of the films release Paramount Pictures have released a new featurette, "Making of an Epic".

I admire the ambition from Coppola and managed to find a small amount of enjoyment in moments, but this 47-year project just doesn't work.

Slowly pulling back the layers of this murder, all working towards a third act that reveals the different consequences for those involved.

Wolfs lets Pitt and Clooney charismatic nature shine through with dry-humour and their undeniable chemistry.

Film Focus Online writer Jack Ransom had the opportunity to sit with James Watkins to talk about his new film, 'Speak No Evil'.

Embodies all the grittiness from Matt Reeves' Batman universe and shows Gotham's true colours in the form of this crime thriller.

The standout of 'Rob Peace' is lead Jay Will who gives an emotional performance across the entire duration of the film.

You won't find much of a thriller with 'Damaged', with the majority quickly becoming predictable and nonsensical.

'Something in the Water' manages to convey another horror at play here perfectly, being stranded at sea.

Alien: Romulus is an ambitious and suspenseful Space-Horror that takes some wild swings along the way.

Absurdly hilarious 2004 comedy, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy gets 20th Anniversary special edition release. It's kind of a big deal

Action packed with two charming leads, Twisters is the absolute must see blockbuster this summer.

There's fun to be had with Fly Me to the Moon, but the runtime was a hindrance to what could've been a sharp 90 minute Rom-Com.

This Chinatown 50th Anniversary Collectors Edition is a must have for any physical media collectors and/or fans of this classic movie.

A Quiet Place: Day One is a welcome return to this franchise, but offers a different perspective than its predecessors.

The slow start to the series is a little concerning, with the first two episodes being a little bit of a drag.

Alien: Romulus special footage preview plus Q&A with director Fede Álvarez.

Doesn't disappoint as a teaser back into this world, however those wishing for fire and blood may have to be patient.

Disposable characters, re-hashed ideas and shoddy VFX combine to put Atlas right in amongst that ever growing forgettable Netflix category.