For It Is Man's Number

Barry (Gary Green) is a drug addict, a terrible partner to a woman named Suz (Chanelle de Jager), and a general waste of space. Which makes ...

If you wanted to remake Waterworld  for the cost of a few quid, and add a load of sharks, then you would probably end up with Planet Of The ...

Written and directed by Bruce R. Cook, his second of only two films he directed, Nightwish  is just the right kind of bonkers for anyone han...

A Tom Clancy adventure tale, which means a lot of military tactics and hardware on display, Without Remorse  is yet another vehicle for Mich...

Although I didn't know anything about the production history of the movie when I first saw it, as a teenager seeking out every horror mo...

A drama loosely based on part of the life of Howard Hughes, Rules Don't Apply  allows the character of Hughes (played by writer-director...

If the past year or so has taught us anything, impact of a global pandemic aside, it is never to move in to a house with Amanda Seyfried. Sh...

I was quite clear when I discussed In Search Of Darkness  last year, a lengthy documentary about the horror movies of the 1980s. So many peo...

Another horror movie that takes the idea of the very real horror of gradually losing a loved one to dementia, or something very similar,  Re...

Part Quatermass movie, part Rosemary's Baby , The Astronaut's Wife  could easily be titled Rosemary's Space Baby and nobody woul...

Look, I don’t actually hate Danny Dyer. I rarely think he is the best actor for any role (one or two major highlights aside), and many of hi...

A comedy vehicle for Melissa McCarthy that is once again directed by her husband, Ben Falcone, Superintelligence  has a soft, sweet, centre ...

A stark lesson about why we should maybe remember that blindly following the lead of someone who seems to be in a position of authority isn’...

No matter how often it happens, it can always be surprising to see the Netflix effect in action. Everyone and their dog, ironically, seemed ...

Co-written and directed by Charles Kaufman (arguably best known for being the brother of Lloyd "Troma" Kaufman), Mother's Day ...

I don't blame society. I blame Gillian Wallace Horvat. And that's my review done.  Okay, I guess I should say a bit more. Gillian Wa...

You're probably already familiar with Promising Young Woman , either after seeing the impressive trailer or just hearing about the excel...

The feature film debut from director Max Barbakow (who has a number of shorts and a documentary already to his name), Palm Springs  is a tim...

While I liked A Little More Flesh , the second feature from writer-director Sam Ashurst, I had some issues with it that held it back from be...

A fairly standard coming-of-age/memoir tale, This Boy's Life  is a film you may have heard of before, mainly because of the celebrated p...