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9 Things to Know About Resident Evil (2026): Our Verdict on Zach Cregger’s Reboot
Filmoria Review Official poster © Sony Pictures / Constantin Film, via TMDB. TL;DR: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot is...
Practical Magic 2 Review: A Cast Worth More Than This Sequel
Filmoria Review Official poster © Warner Bros. Pictures, via Wikipedia. TL;DR: A cast this good deserves better material. Practical...
Runner Review: Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson’s Odd-Couple Charm Outruns a Formulaic Chase Thriller
Filmoria Review Official poster © Angel Studios, via TMDB. TL;DR: A hulking ex-soldier and a fast-talking civilian go on...
Aftermath (2017) Review
The name Schwarzenegger has been echoed around cinema over the last thirty years through many of the biggest films we have seen during that period. From his early beginnings after winning countless Mr. Universe weight-lifting competitions to taking over the box-office through the 80’s and 90’s, the big Austrian... Read more
Fast And Furious 8 (2017) Review
It’s incredible to even fathom the sheer success that a franchise such as the Fast and the Furious could have ever become but here we are, an eighth instalment into the series and stronger than it has ever been. With the sad and rather poignant goodbye to series regular... Read more
Raw (2017) Review

Julia Ducournau’s cannibal horror Raw is one of the most breathlessly exciting, and cinematically brilliant debuts in recent years. Here’s our official review.

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The Void (2017) Review

The Void is a blood-sodden, gore-drenched horror which has been causing big buzz, but is it any good? Here’s our official review!

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Ghost In The Shell (2017) Review

Scarlett Johansson is sensational in the thrilling Manga adaptation Ghost in the Shell. Here’s our official verdict.

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Man Down (2017) Review
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a serious issue in America and one that still to this day sees a devastating number of returning soldiers hampered for the rest of their lives and even commit suicide. As the closing credits of Man Down remind us, one in five soldiers returning... Read more
Paterson (2016) – Blu-Ray Review
After the two hours you will spend with Paterson, the new wonderful piece of work from acclaimed writer/director Jim Jarmusch, you will not look at the world in the same way. Within that moment in time, fleeting compared to how long you wish you could spend with both the... Read more
Free Fire (2017) Review
It’s something that we can all agree on that director Ben Wheatley is undoubtedly one of the most polarising directors currently working in the industry. His unique filmmaking style and the content within his movies are certainly distinct and unique but he can often prove a difficulty in delivering... Read more
Power Rangers (2017) Review
It’s over twenty years ago now that the world first caught sight of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, with it unbeknownst that the origins of the show would spawn no less than 20 iterations of these acrobatic, dinosaur-driving heroes. With the series still ever-present on television even to this... Read more
The Lost City Of Z (2017) Review

James Gray returns with his simply brilliant latest, The Lost City of Z. Here’s our official verdict.

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The Edge of Seventeen (2016) DVD Review
Hailee Steinfeld shines in Kelly Fremon Craig’s coming-of-age love letter to John Hughes. Steinfeld stars as the awkward Nadine, the kind of inexplicably unpopular student we’ve seen many times in American teen movies – too pretty to actually be a social outcast if it were real life, but the... Read more
CHiPs (2017) Review

Dax Shepard writes, directs, and stars in the big screen adaptation of cop comedy CHiPs. Here’s our official verdict!

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