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The female John Wick kicks some seriously ass in a brilliant 80s-inspired throwback actioner. We’ve always known that Charlize Theron is somewhat of a badass – Aeon Flux aside – the less about that one the better – Theron has often proved herself as a badass, whether in a sharp,...
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Free-flowing but soon begins to fire blanks… Ben Wheatley is undoubtedly one of the most polarising directors working in the industry today. Through his rather diverse catalogue of films that he has brought to the fray in recent times, Wheatley has shocked, surprised, bemused and beguiled audiences with his...
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Where’s that poop emoji… Capitalism is dead. Banish all your earthly pleasures, remove your clothing, sell your home, cut your credit cards and debit cards and throw your phone down a well. Find the deepest well you can possibly find and allow your phone to drop. Bathe in that...
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The most ambitious visual treat of 2017 so far. As you will have seen from our recent feature on Scarlett Johansson, the esteemed actress has seen her fair share of success in the sci-fi genre, and she continues just that with this year’s Ghost In The Shell, a re-telling...
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Character development and action – Go, Go Entertainment! Having received a lukewarm reception in its theatrical run, Power Rangers is now set for its home entertainment release, following years of television runs that have seen aliens, dinosaurs and so much more. Here are the Power Rangers of new and...
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A monumental achievement, the latest from Christopher Nolan is an experience like no other. Christopher Nolan, one of the most successful directors of all-time, came from humble cinematic beginnings to crafting massive blockbusters, ranging from comic-book heroes to sci-fi mind benders. Exchanging fantasy for gritty realism, Dunkirk is a...
Read moreTrey Edward Shults’ “difficult second film” is a brilliantly chilling and deeply profound mood piece.
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While delivering in the visceral nature of the character, Logan slightly misses a beat in Jackman’s final outing. Marking his ninth and final outing as Logan AKA Wolverine, Hugh Jackman has solidified himself in Marvel comic book lore as the man to portray one of the finest characters emanating...
Read moreEmma Watson and Tom Hanks face off in James Ponsoldt’s techno-thriller, The Circle. Our official review is in.
Read moreComedic heavyweights Will Ferrell & Amy Poehler team up for backdoor gambling romp, The House. Here’s our official verdict.
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The horror genre is an often enigmatic corner of the cinematic world, often serving up the highest likelihood of mediocrity within its many annual releases, while also delivering some truly groundbreaking movies that shake us to the core and remind us that there is still originality and hope. With...
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Trespass Against Us is a 2016 British crime drama directed by Adam Smith, starring Michael Fassbender and Brendan Gleeson as a son and father in a Traveller family in Gloucestershire; it reached UK cinemas on 3 March 2017. In the UK you can rent it for £3.49 (Apple TV,...
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