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Child's Play entertainingly catapults a mechanical Chucky to the Internet era. As with most modern unnecessary remakes of classic horror slashers (and trust me, there are far too many of them), I sat down in my seat with the lowest of expectations... Read the full review »

This is the movie Rian Johnson would be proud of. Not in a “oh,so terrible” way ,but in a great way. If this was his directorial debut in the field of Animation,this is exactly what would’ve been. Toy Story is a special franchise for me. Th... Read the full review »

The term normally goes: “I’m not mad. I’m just disappointed.” But after what “Annabelle Comes Home” gave me, I’m more than disappointed, I’m more than mad.....I actually kinda feel insulted. This film continues the dangerous and le... Read the full review »

Following an incredible trilogy all about the bittersweet sorrow associated with children growing up, Toy Story 3 (2010) ended on the perfect note - that letting kids go is hard, but that life can go on afterwards. In the surprise sequel Toy Story... Read the full review »

Delivery Man is all jizz and not enough spunk. A situational comedy-drama that Hollywood grabbed their hands on in order to appeal to the masses. Yet here is Vaughn appearing in a shot-for-shot remake, this time of the French-Canadian comedy 'Star... Read the full review »

Child's Play turns an innocent doll into a menacing foul-mouthed serial killer. Ahhh, Chucky. How I've never seen your debut film until now baffles me. A legendary face in the slasher genre, Chucky had always found itself in the mainstream despite... Read the full review »

Murder Mystery (2019) marks the fifth movie from Adam Sandler to premiere on Netflix. Sixth if you count The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) (2017) but that one wasn't a Netflix original movie. The four movies preceding this have all been an... Read the full review »

Ferris Bueller's Day Off joyously shows that perhaps we should all pull a sickie occasionally. As with many classics which have been circulating around the historical presence of cinema, it's stupendously easy to be intimidated by a specific film.... Read the full review »

Monsters Dark Continent monstrously destroys the thematic intelligence of its predecessor. Edwards' surprise debut 'Monsters' was a feature that, despite my reserved rating, had layers upon layers of contemporary purpose. The resemblance between e... Read the full review »

Toy Story 3 was a prolonged goodbye to our innocence and our childhood. “Toy Story 4 is the official farewell to a franchise that has sticked with our childhood for a long time and now that we’re grown, now that we’re changing, this movies c... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: 'A Clockwork Orange' is another comical, theatrical film about humanity from Stanley Kubrick, but here he broadcasts a particularly dark and damming future. Indeed, in the words of the legendary Mark Kermode, Kubrick offers only two... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: 'Donnie Brasco' is one of many "sensitive" gangster films to grace our screens since The Godfather, but it crucially does a far better job than most of building genuine empathy for its central characters. Yes thanks in large part to... Read the full review »

Hop is better off being butchered, making a nice rabbit stew. I woke up this Saturday morning thinking "let's put on a nice mediocre animation". An easy and pleasant watch, that's all I wanted. Naturally, I didn't even get that! How difficult is i... Read the full review »

Toy Story 4 is packed with heartwarming fluff pulling at your voice string. With the third instalment wrapping events up more neatly that Bo Peep's glistening china complexion, and causing grown adults to weep uncontrollably, many will approach th... Read the full review »

Brightburn is one caped guardian that does not burn brightly. This was always going to be divisive. Blending the common "Superman" archetype with a refreshing horror spin. Exploring the eternal question of "what if a superhero turned bad?". The an... Read the full review »

Sinister 2 was less frightening than Bughuul having a good ol' boogie with ghost children. Derrickson's original horror film was, much to everyone's dismay, an unexpected surprise for me. Sure some of the jump scares were insanely stupid (the lapt... Read the full review »

I can't say this is a fair review since I didn't watch the whole movie, but just seeing the first ten minutes of this movie it was HORRIBLE with all the characters either being stereotypes or idiots. Good news, at least I didn't have to pay a tick... Read the full review »

After finally seeing the remake of my favorite 2D animated Disney movie, I can say it was bad. Not horrible, it just isn't good. I guess if it wasn't a remake of something beloved then I say it's a fine movie, but it's not. The movie has several... Read the full review »