9 Things to Know About Resident Evil (2026): Our Verdict on Zach Cregger’s Reboot
Movie Reviews Sep 20, 2026
Filmoria Review Official poster © Sony Pictures / Constantin Film, via TMDB. TL;DR: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot is...
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
Movie Reviews Sep 12, 2026
Filmoria Review Official poster © Angel Studios, via TMDB. TL;DR: A hulking ex-soldier and a fast-talking civilian go on...
All I See Is You DVD Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 11th March 2018
Lively shines in yet another low-par Forster directorial effort. Marc Forster’s CV hardly reads as the most positive and revitalising directorial careers in Hollywood. Despite his fantastic Monster’s Ball, Forster has since faltered with the likes of Machine Gun Preacher and the much criticised World War Z among others... Read more
Crooked House DVD Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 25th February 2018
One of Christie’s favourite stories finally makes the jump to the big screen and comes out mostly unscathed. Agatha Christie, much like fellow author Stephen King, seems to be experiencing a renaissance of sorts when it comes to adapting the pages of books to the big screen. Having seen... Read more
Den Of Thieves (2018) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 26th January 2018
Tries to pack a lot of Heat but never quite hits the pinnacle… When it comes to cop thrillers and films surrounding eloquent heists, it’s fair to say that in many cases we’ve seen it all before. There are the films that helped to define this corner of the... Read more
Surviving The Wild (2018) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 19th January 2018
Surviving The Wild is one of those film that gives you that warm, cosy feeling inside. Hollywood through the years has been known to product some truly remarkable young talent that would eventually blossom into the industry’s greatest names. Acts such as Jodie Foster have prevailed from a very... Read more
Coco (2018) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 13th January 2018
A vibrant, cultured and heartfelt entry into the Disney Pixar catalogue. Many proclaim that music is the key to happiness and upon watching Disney Pixar’s latest movie Coco it’s very hard to deny such a statement. In fact, happiness and so much more are brimming from the studio’s latest... Read more
MADTOWN (2018) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 8th January 2018
Written and directed by Charles C. Moore, MADTOWN, follows a troubled young man, Briggs (Milo Ventimiglia), who flashes back to the demons of his past when his sister is released from her twenty-year prison sentence for the murder of their parents. Briggs must confront his estranged sister and deal... Read more
Molly’s Game (2018) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 1st January 2018
Chastain is incredible in Aaron Sorkin’s impressive debut directorial stint. Jumping into the directorial chair for the first time, Aaron Sorkin has forged his name into cinema history as one of the remarkable writers of this generation. The wordsmith has stamped his mark on the film industry with his... Read more
Dunkirk Blu-Ray Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 21st December 2017
We all know of the immense directorial talents of Christopher Nolan, having experience his Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, The Prestige and beyond, but he may have forged his greatest film in the form of Dunkirk, a war epic that doesn’t need to rely upon graphic violence and overstated set... Read more
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 17th December 2017
Rian Johnson invigorates the Star Wars saga with an adventurous and surprising entry into the series. There is a specific moment in Rian Johnson’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi that invokes feelings of being a child watching Star Wars for the first time and gives us an indicator that... Read more
The Dinner (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 4th December 2017
A dinner that rarely delivers on its main course… It’s always a joy to witness Steve Coogan around a dinner table. After all, in recent times, he’s enthralled us with his impressions and random chatter with Rob Brydon in the brilliant The Trip, but his latest venture is a... Read more
Wonder (2017) Review: Jacob Tremblay Is Tremendous in a Heartfelt Delight
Movie ReviewsMovies 1st December 2017
Wonder is Stephen Chbosky’s 2017 adaptation of R.J. Palacio’s novel, starring Jacob Tremblay as Auggie Pullman, a boy with facial differences who starts mainstream school for the first time, alongside Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson. In the UK it is free to stream on BBC iPlayer as of October... Read more
Shankly: Nature’s Fire (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 30th November 2017
A fascinating insight into one of football’s greatest legends. Whenever you ask a die-hard Liverpool Football Club fan or indeed a well-versed football fan to name an icon in football management then the name of Bill Shankly has a high probability of popping up. Widely regarded as one of... Read more