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'The Life List' Review: An Adorable Performance From Star Sophia Carson
The Life List, a romantic drama that is far too long, but has such an adorable performance from its star, Sophia Carson.

M.N. Miller
Apr 1
288 views


'Con Mum' Review: A Dark, Cold and Jaw-dropping Tale of Manipulation
This is the story of Con Mum: a dark, cold, and jaw-dropping tale of manipulation as callous as anything you’ll ever see in a Netflix series

M.N. Miller
Mar 31
99 views


'Novocaine' Review: Hits Hard in Action But the Story Pulls its Punches
Novocaine is at its best when playing with the "no pain" element within its action scenes.

Elliot Lines
Mar 28
17 views


'Gator Creek' Review: Delivering Exactly What You'd Expect From a Gator Creature Feature
What Gator Creek does offer is 90 minutes of snappy kills, and allows you shut off your brain and enjoy the ride.

Elliot Lines
Mar 25
27 views


'The King of Kings' Review: A Heartfelt Easter Animation for the Whole Family
The King of Kings is a beautifully crafted animation film that blends history, faith, and imagination.

Romey Norton
Mar 24
1,113 views


'Snow White' Review: A Far Cry From the Magic That Originally Put Disney on the Map
We can only wish, like Snow White does over her well, that future remakes will be made with more love than it seems this one was.

Alex Gilston
Mar 22
21 views


'The Alto Knights' Review: Robert De Niro Returns to the Mafia Genre - But is it Worth it?
It’s a shame that a legendary lead is wasted on a script that's pale in comparison to many of The Alto Knights' iconic influences.

Jack Ransom
Mar 20
21 views


'Black Bag' Review: Soderbergh’s Stylistically Firing on All Cylinders
Black Bag is one of those movies that just oozes style, class and slick craft that showcases an established director and an A-list cast.

Jack Ransom
Mar 18
124 views


'The Rule of Jenny Pen' Review: A Twisted, Creepy and Focused Tale
The Rule of Jenny Pen is a twisted, creepy and focused tale centring around a captivating battle of wits.

Jack Ransom
Mar 17
43 views


'Opus' Review: John Malkovich is Addictive in Nearly-hit Horror
Opus works as a fun mystery thriller, but we can’t help but feel it could have been so much more.

Seb Jenkins
Mar 12
11 views


'Last Breath' Review: A Tense Deep-Sea Thriller with Stellar Performances
Last Breath boasts a gripping true story that pairs nicely with a 90-minute run-time to create a snappy, tight and fast-moving thriller.

Becca Johnson
Mar 11
62 views


'American Dreamer' Review: Peter Dinklage Shining Light of Unimpressive Dark Comedy
Despite Peter Dinklage's commanding performance, American Dreamer’s stark lack of humour and slow, dull plot prevents it from entertaining.

Becca Johnson
Mar 10
20 views


'Mickey 17' Review: Robert Pattinson Shines in Bong Joon Ho's Return to Sci-fi
An exploration of identity through dark humour in a bleak sci-fi setting - one that allows Pattinson to shine as he acts against himself.

Elliot Lines
Mar 7
43 views


'Picture This' Review: A Charming Rom-Com with Heart and Humour
With its winning cast, witty dialogue, and a story that’s fresh but familiar, Picture This is a rom-com worth adding to your watchlist.

Romey Norton
Mar 7
31 views


'The Unbreakable Boy' Review: An Inspiring Story About a Remarkable Individual
The Unbreakable Boy does exactly what it says on the tin; provides an uplifting, hopeful and emotional story about a remarkable individual.

Becca Johnson
Feb 21
199 views


'Little Bites' Review: A Dark Twist on the Common Themes of Addiction and Motherhood
Little Bites has to be commended for its unique idea, and using the method of a vampire to discuss themes of motherhood and addiction.

Becca Johnson
Feb 21
195 views


'The Birthday' Review: Lynchian Style Dark Comedy Finally Released After 20 Years
The Birthday is an excellent film that effortlessly blends many genres to create a whacky, whimsical, supernatural comedy-drama.

Romey Norton
Feb 20
114 views


'The Monkey' Review: Bloody Bananas From Osgood Perkins
Taking advantage of cartoonish gore, outlandish deaths, and a rag-tag cast of household names, The Monkey is sure to have audiences clapping

Seb Jenkins
Feb 20
38 views


'Heart Eyes' Review: A Bloody Fun Time For Gorehounds and Lovebirds
Heart Eyes is a thoroughly entertaining throwback slasher that will please gorehounds and lovebirds alike.

Jack Ransom
Feb 19
18 views


'Mom' Review: A Haunting Exploration of Motherhood and Grief
Mom is filled with high emotion and vulnerability. While it’s not scary visually, psychologically it will send shivers down your spine.

Romey Norton
Feb 17
146 views
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