Review Categories: Movies
Strays (Movie) – Review
Over the years, there have been many examples of “funny talking dog” films. “Strays” is certainly one of those examples,…
Asteroid City (Movie) – Review
Every Wes Anderson film feels like that dream you have after you’ve eaten the leftover garlic gnocchi from three days…
Meg 2: The Trench (Movie) – Review
In 2018, The Meg debuted in cinemas, featuring a prehistoric megalodon existing in the modern day, terrorising the seas and…
Oppenheimer (Movie) – Review
The notion of telling the story of Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the Atom bomb, in a compelling…
Barbie (Movie) – Review
Since 1959, the Barbie brand has been the pioneer in dolls, doll fashion, accessories, playsets, and more. Created by the…
Gunbrella (Hands-On) – Preview
I have always been fond of the games Devolver Digital publishes, and lately, it seems that no matter what title…
The Flash (2023) – Review
There was a time when I thought the Flash movie would never make it through its tumultuous off-screen journey. Through…
Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts – Review
The seventh live-action film in the Transformers saga is here with a brand new cast and director. Canonically, this is…
Renfield – Review
The horror/comedy duo threat has seen plenty of films over the years to varying degrees of success. A personal favourite…
FAST X – Review
Ever since 2001, the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise has been ripping up the streets with their high-octane, adrenaline-pumping, and outrageous…
Evil Dead Rise – Review
Horror films were never quite the same after “The Evil Dead” first hit cinemas back in 1981. Whether intended or…
The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Review
Everyone’s favourite plumber is jumping out of the pipes and onto the big screen. While the critically panned 1993 movie…
Air – Review
Since 1984, Nike’s Air Jordans has been the leading basketball shoe brand, with its maximum comfort improving performance on the…
TILL – Review
To capture the audience’s attention, you need a hook. Usually, “Based on a true story” is enough to gain interest,…
Champions – Review
Feel-good stories and sports often go hand in hand when it comes to filmmaking, and ‘Champions’ follows this formula with…
Cocaine Bear – Review
I never thought I would be in a situation where I would utter the words “cocaine bear” and “true story”…
Women Talking – Review
Women Talking is an American drama film directed by Sarah Polley, and it’s based on the bestselling and award-winning novel…
Magic Mike’s Last Dance – Review
Channing Tatum returns to one of his most iconic roles as Mike Lane in the third installment of the Magic…
Spoiler Alert – Review
Based on the critically acclaimed memoir book, Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies, written by Michael Ausiello, Spoiler Alert is a…
M3GAN – Review
Blumhouse Productions have been on a bit of a tear lately; a dedicated bunch of people that wish to make…
Mummies (2023) – Review
Mummies, the brand-new animated film from Warner Brothers, brings the afterlife back into modern-day London for a zany adventure. This…
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish – Review
Ever since his debut in 2004’s ‘Shrek 2’, DreamWorks’ swashbuckling feline has been charming his way on the big screen,…
Bones And All – Review
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, ‘Bones and All’ is a 2022 romantic horror film, based on the 2015 novel of the…
She Said – Review
The 2019 book She said, which was written by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, has been brought to the silver…
Armaggedon Time – Review
Written and directed by James Gray, and in conjunction with Universal Pictures, Armageddon Time follows the journey of Paul Graff…
Bros – Review
The romantic comedy genre is ideally a safe, fun experience, and usually is a film that doesn’t have to rewrite…
Mrs Harris Goes To Paris – Review
Lesley Manville stars as the title character of Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, the latest adaptation based on the popular…
Black Adam – Review
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been toiling away in the background for 15 years give or take, all with the…
Halloween Ends – Review
Michael Myers has been an icon in the horror genre for close to 50 years, for better or worse. Equally…
Don’t Worry Darling – Review
The second film to be directed by Olivia Wilde, Don’t Worry Darling, is a dive into a problematic utopia. A…