Disney+ Review – Loki Episode 3
This week Loki finds himself trapped on an apocalyptic planet with no way of escape. After following The Loki Variant...
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Digital Review: Kindred (2020)
The faded family pile, reeking of past glories: the vulnerable pregnant woman under threat: sinister birds silently watching from the...
Disney +Loki Episode 2 Review
This week on Loki we follow Loki and Mobius as they hunt for an elusive other Loki variant. Episode 2,...
Digital Review – Luca (2021)
Take a look at those boys. They look like they’re having fun – building their own bike, getting out and...
Netflix Review – Fatherhood (2021)
On its face, the new original Netflix dramedy Fatherhood might appear to be just another Kevin Hart vehicle, a flimsy exercise...
Disney+ Review – Loki (Episode 1 )
After a little break, Marvel is back with their new Disney+ series centred on iconic villain, Loki. The first two...
Netflix Review – Feel Good Season 2
After the critical success that was the first season, Feel Good is back for a second. I take a look...
Film Review – Caveat (2020)
After one of the weirdest, most effective openings to a film I have seen in some time, Caveat, turns out...
Review – Riverdance: The Animated Adventure (2021)
Riverdance: The Animated Adventure, a Sky Original is coming exclusively to Sky Cinema and NOW on 28th May. If you were...
Netflix Review – Army Of The Dead (2021)
"You all keep talking about the city like it's their prison. It's not. It's their kingdom." People across the globe...
Netflix Review – Halston (2021)
Ewen McGregor stars as the legendary fashion designer in this latest Ryan Murphy production, created by Sharr White. Halston starts...
Film Review – The Secrets We Keep (2020)
The images created of small town America in the 1950s, where seemingly everybody had a fridge and large family car,...
Netflix Review – Oxygen (2021)
Though the global events of the past year have understandably thrust many a production into unadulterated chaos (and the mere...
Film Review – The Reckoning (2021)
During a historical black and white beginning, it's 1665 as the opening scroll informs us, year of 'the great plague'...