These two episodes have been the highlight of the series so far.

In this episode of the podcast, hosts Elliot and Jack dive into one-man army action films, and reveal their Jason Statham Top 5.

Episode 3 is certainly the highlight and Episode 4 had me itching for more action that hopefully Episode 5 will deliver.

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.

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.

The Rule of Jenny Pen is a twisted, creepy and focused tale centring around a captivating battle of wits.

Daredevil: Born Again has a solid but slightly disappointing start - we shall see what next week brings!

Heart Eyes is a thoroughly entertaining throwback slasher that will please gorehounds and lovebirds alike.

Becoming Led Zeppelin is a solid introduction on the band’s roots and the concert footage and musicianship is absolutely stellar.

The Order is an excellent, hard as nails, unnerving and brooding crime thriller.

Has all the right ingredients to be a trashy throwback riot, instead it crash lands into a mountain of cliches and garish visual effects.

A Complete Unknown finds itself in the upper echelon of music biopic features & is worth a viewing for diehard fans of Dylan and newcomers.

The Brutalist taps into a mythological ideal that is grounded in reality, yet elevated by its scope.

Jim Carrey's craziness, the addition of Shadow and a bombastic finale make up for a mixed bag, but Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is set to be a hit.

Boasting an enrapturing atmosphere, unnerving sound design and cracking performances, Nosferatu is a near perfect gothic horror triumph.

The retro feeling, smaller stakes, glimpses into unseen territory and likeable characters make Skeleton Crew (Episodes 1 & 2) easy viewing.

The Piano Lesson is an interesting, well written, excitingly performed and unique take on some familiar themes.

Small Things Like These is a prickly, intimate, and quietly intense and engaging drama that is certainly worth seeking out.

Black Cab starts strong but stalls midway, wasting its supernatural gimmick. Nick Frost is having a blast.

Red One will be another inoffensive, forgettable yet decent action adventure to pass the time. This film belongs on the naughty list.