Feature: The 10 Best Deaths In The Jurassic Park/World Franchise
There's a new entry in the Jurassic Park / Jurassic World franchise out now in cinemas in the shape of...
Josh Barton
Feature: Jurassic World – 10 Years Since The Park Reopened
It's been a whole ten years since Jurassic World stomped into cinemas and we journeyed back to Isla Nublar to...
Species Review (88 Films Blu-ray)
When making a new sci-fi horror franchise, it's hard to avoid having comparisons drawn to arguably the greatest of them...
Predator: Killer of Killers Review
Dan Trachtenberg seems like he's on a one-man mission to resuscitate the Predator franchise. After delivering the action-packed Prey in...
Sinners Review
It's been twelve years and five films since the filmmaking partnership started between director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B....
Gator Creek Review
Not a fan of gators? You might want to hide behind the sofa for Gator Creek, then... Who doesn't love...
Deep Blue Sea 4K Review
In 1975, Steven Spielberg's Jaws released in cinemas and, to this day, remains the greatest shark film of all time....
Captain America: Brave New World Review
Marvel Studios are back with a vengeance this year after 2024 that saw them scale back a little with just...
Hard Truths Review
An emotionally charged and grounded familial drama in the form of Mike Leigh's Hard Truths, and you'd be hard-pressed to...
That Christmas Review
'Tis the season and all that malarkey, That Christmas is the film in question and the sophomore feature from Locksmith...
Paddington In Peru Review
Paddington the Bear is a quintessential icon of British pop culture and has been for decades now, the blue coat...
That Christmas Review
As we're gearing up towards the festive season, there's no time like the present for the London Film Festival to...
Hard Truths Review
Is it really the London Film Festival without an emotionally charged and grounded familial drama? This year, it comes in...
Joker: Folie à Deux Review
Back in 2019, the first Joker was released and became one of the most divisive films of all time. It's...