Those expecting a straightforward horror movie may be disappointed in “The Lodge,” a deliberately paced thriller that delivers more sinister feels than actual scares. This nightmare-inducing film is as unsettling as they come, a wildly unpredi... Read the full review »
How To Train You Dragon tames its mythical beasts through fiery action and emotional heft. I've been putting this off for years, and for the life of me I have no idea why. Dreamworks are often hit and miss for me, but this beautifully touching ani... Read the full review »
My dad is a big geek, he collects the comics from his childhood, Marvel mostly. He grew up in post-war Britain, where the colour and fantasy of the Fantastic Four and the Hulk was an escape from the bleak frugality of life in a northern town. His... Read the full review »
Vice depicts the "world's most powerful man" through unsuccessful distractions. I've come to the conclusion that me and Adam McKay just aren't ever going to get along. We're not, we are incompatible. His dramatic efforts consistently fall short, w... Read the full review »
Paranormal Activity The Marked Ones unashamedly marked itself as one of the weakest. Did we need a spinoff? Was it necessary? The answer is quite simply no. But, in true low-budget franchise fashion, here we are. Stripping the entire essence of th... Read the full review »
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a hot commodity, especially in the #MeToo movement era, and “On the Basis of Sex” is yet another ardently enthusiastic puff piece about one of the most influential women of our time. The film is a s... Read the full review »
The European internet and the British economy are about to be destroyed by old white windbags, Disney is going to rule the planet like they’ve never ruled it before, and for the first time in eons I didn't kick a year off until the second weeken...