A story of a serial killer on the hunt that plays with your expectations, while providing all the thrills you need.

Engaging plot and great performances with just enough humour to serve as a fun distraction. but never rises

A dark and dreary remake that has none of the charm of energy of the original.

While Awkwafina and John Cena have good chemistry, they aren't enough of a payout for this action/comedy.

The Union is an action/comedy that relies on chemistry between its stars. But that isn't enough to overcome the lackluster plot and action.

The best Alien sequel since Aliens, and the best at capturing the tone of the first two films. A must watch for fans of the franchise

An action/comedy that's all about the banter between the leads. But the comedy is often flat and the action is uninspired.

I can't speak as to how well it adapts the video game, but the movie is a mess.

M Night Shyamalan is a frustrating filmmaker. He’s made some great movies, some bad movies and everything in between. And that’s fine....

Deadpool & Wolverine is an absolute blast. Humour, action, fourth wall breaks, with plenty of surprises thrown in - what more do you want?

Big, loud and a lot of fun. Exactly what you want from a summer popcorn flick.

A perfect follow up to Inside Out. Expands on the concepts in the first movie while providing laughs and a lot of heart.

Longlegs is a slow burn of a thriller with an unsettling atmosphere that will stay with you long after the movie ends.

Perhaps the weakest entry in Ti West's X trilogy, MaXXXine is still quite good and perfectly captures the 80s vibe in which it is set.

Kids may find this funny but I think adults will have their patience tested. This definitelty wasn't for me.

Leaning on nostalgia, it's better than part III, but in no way compares to the original. Still, Eddie Murphy alone makes it worth seeing.

A wonderful mix of coming-of-age, comedy, martial arts with a heist thrown in for good measure. Absolutely loved this.

A passion project for Russell Crowe that folds early on. This one just doesn't have the cards.

An enjoyable entry in the Quiet Place franchise with some great performances, but one that fails to expand the universe.

A weird art film version of a horror movie, containing more static images than moving. Its a slow burn that will limited appeal.