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Scooby Doo! Pirates Ahoy! walked the plank and drowned in an uninspired ocean. Like, zoinks Scoob! We've got ourselves mixed up in a swashbucklin' mess featuring ghostly pirates, the Bermuda Triangle and strangely alluring drag costumes. Shaggy dr... Read the full review »

Saw II ironically falls into the all too common trap of "more is better". Wan has departed. Bousman enters. Marky Mark Wahlberg sent in his brother. And a tantalising psychological thriller turns into an "escape room" fiasco. Audiences lapped up t... Read the full review »

Let The Sunshine In breathes in the light of a neurotic unconventional romantic drama. Audiences went into this French drama as if they were partaking in a romcom buffet at their local boulangerie, but unsurprisingly came out disappointed when the... Read the full review »

Saw cuts through a meticulously intricate crime mystery with nothing but bloody wits. The cultural phenomenon that has spawned an entire, albeit probably unnecessary, franchise including sequels, prequels, video games and a theme park ride (Thorpe... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: Like the other John Wicks (and let's not kid ourselves by pretending that the these films are any different from each other), 'John Wick - Chapter 3: Pebblebum' is an exercise in how to do style-over-substance filmmaking right. It ta... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: Mystery is the quintessential ingredient behind almost all great sci-fi, and Steven Spielberg's 'Close Encounters' is the ultimate example of that, as it raises so many interesting questions. Are these aliens real? If so, where did t... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: Films which involve a character in the present narrating a past story which comes to life are rarely particularly successful. 'Forest Gump' is one of the few examples that works well, and 'Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Caf... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: 'Blues Brothers' is all surface - a couple of cool criminals on the run from almost everyone trying to play with their awesome soul band in a story that spirals further and further out of control and gets increasingly, increasingly r... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: Coming off the heels of the incredible 'Heat' - a thriller that was really a melancholic character-study at its heart - Michael Mann made 'The Insider' - a thriller that's really a melancholic character-study at its heart... Yes by t... Read the full review »

Booksmart revolutionizes the teen comedy genre for this generation. Kaitlyn Dever's vulnerability and humour work in spectacularly in tandem to deliver one of my favorite performances in recent memory. Beanie Feldstein's performance is the corners... Read the full review »

Booksmart revolutionizes the teen comedy genre for this generation. Kaitlyn Dever's vulnerability and humour work in spectacularly in tandem to deliver one of my favorite performances in recent memory. Beanie Feldstein's performance is the corners... Read the full review »

Red Mist almost put me in a coma. "Freakdog", "Coma: The Movie", "Frickin' Stupid Doctors" or whatever the film wants to call itself, is unsurprisingly a very unknown film. I had never heard of it, critics ripped it apart and medical students were... Read the full review »

I’m not gonna bank on a film series or even a sequel just yet but “Brightburn”, all things considered, would be the ideal place to further expand upon if given the chance. It also further drives home the point that SONY can occasionally crea... Read the full review »

Another appropriate title for this would be "Hitch & Aladdin". The spiritual successor to Hitch,AT LAST! :-D There are 3 ways I can thank this movie for: It made me forget the existence of a scary Jar-Jar Binks looking CG Elephant It made Guy Rit... Read the full review »