For It Is Man's Number

Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa star as two estranged half-brothers who reluctantly reunite after the death of their father. He was killed in ...

There are many times when others praise things that make it easy for me to agree with them, be it a piece of art or an artist, or something ...

The second feature film directed by J. J. Perry (after the enjoyable Night Shift ), I have to start this review by saying that there was a l...

The film that fans of Dune: Part One were forced to wait an extra five months to see in cinemas, that delay seems to have done nothing to d...

It took a while, a span of time that saw writer-director James Gunn move from Marvel to DC and then back again, and then back AGAIN to accep...

Taken on a purely superficial level, director M. Night Shyamalan has kept to his usual remit over the past few years. He has delivered thril...

When Rian Johnson gave us Knives Out  a few years ago, he served up a delightful murder mystery that made great use of some excellent plotti...

I went in without any expectations, I assure you I did. Zack Snyder isn't someone I have a very strong opinion on, despite his ability t...

We've had a lot of great action movies in recent years, and a number of them have taken the time to at least hint at an unseen criminal ...

I've seen a lot of love in recent months for Bushwick , a film that throws together two characters (played by Brittany Snow and Dave Bau...

Unfortunately, what has set me back to the keyboard is a movie that has disappointed me. Well, not just disappointed me. Perhaps saying that...

Mixing the expanded ideas of the second movie with the smaller focus of the first movie, Riddick is a bit of a muddle film that doesn't...

Guardians Of The Galaxy  is a rare thing indeed. A blockbuster that exceeds expectations, a slick slice of comic-book entertainment that per...