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So......”Angry Birds Movie 2” can take the honor of being a SLIGHT improvement over its predecessor but that doesn’t mean it spreads its wings and fly away like it so desperately hopes to. While some aspects were drastically reduced, improve... Read the full review »

Eden Lake brutally conveys a fragmented society through excessively harrowing ordeals. Sometimes, on the odd occasion, I question my own sanity. Having seen this thrilling horror once before, and its staying power never once escaping my fragile mi... Read the full review »

Hoping to become a new franchise this film fails on so many levels but doesd it spectacularly. Its such an odd film, so beautiful to look at. The effort is there i just feel like it was misguided. The visuals are spectacular and a real cinematic a... Read the full review »

This entry in the apes saga brings a satisfying conclusion to Cesars Journey. This will go down as one of the best trilogys of all time. Andy serkis deserved an Oscar nomination for his performance. The CGI is stunning and has come a long way enha... Read the full review »

It's a serviceable action film to pass the time. The movies strength is on the chemistry of its 2 leading men. While this is a totally predictable paint by numbers action comedy Reynolds and Jackson elevate the material to being watchable. I chuck... Read the full review »

Darren Aronofsky's new film Mother! starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem was such a polarizing film to experience. I have very mixed feelings on it, make no mistake about it Mother! Is like no other movie you'll see this year. To define it... Read the full review »

Kingsman The Golden Cirlcle is a thoroughly entertaining sequel, but feels a bit long as it and very campy. It's more or less the same as the first film just dialed up a bit. It takes a while for action to start but once it does the action scenes... Read the full review »

One of the Best action movies and sequels of all time. It improves upon the original in every way possible, its bigger, badder and better. Its everything a sequel should be. This will always be the role that Arnold Schwarzenegger is best known for... Read the full review »

Child's play series there have been great movies and there have been awful ones this new movie sorta falls in the middle for the franchise. While I love that they brought back actor Alex Vincent in a supporting role as Andy from the first 2 movies... Read the full review »

works as a sequel and reboot of sorts. Oh yes there will be blood, Jigsaw like it's previous film's delivers plenty of blood and gore to keep horror fans happy. Going into this my expectations weren't very high. I'm a huge fan of this series but m... Read the full review »

ago The sequel to Pitch Black is very ambitious and almost feels so out of left field. These two movies feel totally different. Ditching the Horror and R rating, The Chronicles of Riddick delivers an epic Sci-fi action adventure that takes the co... Read the full review »

Pitch Black in my opinion is an overlooked often forgotten low budget sci fi gem. A cool sci-fi/horror hybrid that has alot of style and suspense. Richard B Riddick is a total badass and its the role that Vin Diesel was born to play. Its so fun to... Read the full review »

Jack Reacher smoothly reaches for thrilling heights but is weighed down by a heavily condensed plot. As always, I have yet to read (and probably will never, let's be honest) Lee Child's series of crime novels featuring the titular drifter. However... Read the full review »

Sunset Boulevard drives down the venomously paranoid streets of a scathingly ruthless Hollywood. Silver screen classics, particularly noir films, drain the life force out of me. They require effort, stamina and widened blood-shot eyes in order to... Read the full review »

Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist musically selects every romantic cliché with tone deaf results. Not every quirky romantic comedy measures the decibels of a high-pitched orgasm, but sweet lord Nick & Norah did. And now I'm scarred for life. Thank... Read the full review »

For years Director Guillermo del Toro tried to get a third Hellboy movie off the ground but it unfortunately never came to fruition. Summit Entertainment was finally able to get another movie going and they chose Neil Marshall to get behind the ca... Read the full review »

Ringu waits an agonising seven days to uncover a frightening mystery. Nakata's ominous J-horror that commenced a franchise both in its native country and picked up by Hollywood, has been recycled, parodied and analysed countless times in the past... Read the full review »

You might call me loco, you might think I’m being biased, but I genuinely do believe that “Dora And The Lost City Of Gold” is far better than it has any right to be. The fact they were making a movie off of it added a lot of factors in which... Read the full review »